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"Rains Give Mild Relief To Drought, Grain Prices Tumble"

"Welcome rains provided some relief to heat-stressed cities and worried farmers in the U.S. Midwest on Tuesday, but reports of failed crops, wildfires and other fallout from the worst U.S. drought in more than 50 years tempered any optimism."

Source: Reuters, 07/25/2012

"Mexico's Climate Law To Face Challenge Under New President"

"Mexico's new president is unlikely to implement much of the sweeping climate change law signed in June by outgoing President Felipe Calderon amid inevitable resistance from industry and his party's focus on accelerating economic growth and ramping-up oil and gas production, policy experts said."

Source: Reuters, 07/25/2012

"With Warming, Peril Underlies Road to Alaska"

"WHITEHORSE, Yukon Territory — In February 1942, President Franklin D. Roosevelt gave the Army Corps of Engineers an assignment: Build a road from British Columbia across the Yukon to Alaska — in eight months, before winter sets in."

Source: NY Times, 07/24/2012

Zero Option Draws Favor as Govt Reactor Meetings Shift To W. Japan

"OSAKA — The central government-sponsored public hearings on Japan's energy future moved to west Japan on Sunday, with the majority of designated speakers and attendees favoring either a complete withdrawal from nuclear power by 2030 or a near halving of the nation's reliance on it."

Source: Japan Times, 07/24/2012

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