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Monday, 12th May 2008

Climate change

Wine makers take heat out of global warming GLOBAL warming may be the latest threat to the wine industry, but a clutch of producers in one of Spain's hardest-hit regions say they have found a way to survive and even profit from it.

Planet may get too hot for tropical insects, warn scientists MANY tropical insects could be wiped out by the end of the century because of climate change, scientists have warned.

Grass roots of the problem INCREASING numbers of gardeners are spotting signs of climate change, including having to mow the lawn more frequently.

Revealed: how Scotland must have looked 16,000 years ago… HIGHS of –7°C and lows of –20°C: welcome to the long-range weather forecast circa 10,000 BC.

California greenin' comes to Scotland

Climate agenda agreed

World cooling – but scientists insist that warming is real

Climate change activists stage airport demo

We can win, says climate-change expert

Oil giant and car firm among 'greenest' brands

Biofuels will speed climate change, chief scientist says

Burning issue: Are biofuels answer to cutting down emissions from cars?

Scientists on Antarctic climate trip

Front line of the fight against global warming

Scots face future of flash floods

Scotland 2080: a nation hit by severe drought

For green and country

Bluebells are early

Booming tourist income leaves an ever bigger carbon shadow

Festivals asked to go green

Rising temperatures put the heat on for Capital's wildlife

Study looks at impact of the weather

Advance of the killer crabs

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