Climate Change in the News, Week of July 12, 2008

News items related to climate change from the past week.

• Judges Toss EPA Rule To Reduce Smog, Soot – Washington Post (Jul 12, 2008)
• Bush administration rejects regulating greenhouse gases – Associated Press (Jul 12, 2008)
• Schwarzenegger Blasts Bush on Global Warming – ABC News (Jul 11, 2008)
• Solar panel windows are latest weapon against global warming – Telegraph (UK) (Jul 11, 2008)
• Global warming may benefit tuna industry – ABC News (AU) (Jul 11, 2008)
• Study links global warming to more smog – Reuters (UK) (Jul 11, 2008)
• Qld Govt attacks climate change coastal levy plan – ABC News (AU) (Jul 11, 2008)
• Key developing nations reject G-8 climate plan – Associated Press (Jul 10, 2008)
• Cheney wanted cuts in climate change testimony – Associated Press (Jul 9, 2008)
• G8 leaders’ climate change plan gets frosty reception – Irish Times (Jul 9, 2008)
• G8 deal on global warming inadequate: UN environment chief – AFP (Jul 9, 2008)
• Cow farts collected in plastic tank for global warming study – Telegraph (UK) (Jul 9, 2008)
• NOAA report: US coral reefs in severe decline – Associated Press (Jul 8, 2008)
• G8 plans 50% reduction in greenhouse gases – Reuters (Jul 8, 2008)
• Government triples climate funding – News Limited (AU) (Jul 7, 2008)
• Climate Change Clouds – Newsweek (Jul 7, 2008)
• Don’t bother investing in climate change – yet – The Sunday Times (UK) (Jul 6, 2008)
• Britain: a leader in tackling climate change? Far from it, says new report – Independent (UK) (Jul 6, 2008)
• Warming may cause rapid plant species loss on Qinghai-Tibet Plateau – Xinhua (China) (Jul 6, 2008)