Global warming could pose heart threat
VIENNA, Austria – Global warming may be melting glaciers and forcing polar bears onto land, but doctors warn it could also affect your heart.

Businesses Cut Carbon on the Scale of Two Cities, Carbon Trust Reports
LONDON, Sept. 6, 2007 — U.K. businesses have cut more than 10 million tons of C02 emissions since 2001 because of work with the Carbon Trust, according to the government-funded organization.

Energy Kills. Energy Cures.
The Energy Cures Campaign, a grassroots social and environmental call-to-action, launches across the world motivating people to stop the inherent cycle between poverty, dirty energy and its drastic affect on the environment.

Carmakers Switching to Electric Motors
Beneath your car’s hood, there are belts hooked to the engine, running the power steering, air conditioning and other items that drag on the engine and cut gas mileage. But as fuel efficiency becomes paramount with high gas prices and pending government regulations, automakers across the world are trying to get rid of as many belts as they can, switching them to electric motors.

Group Unveils Polar Science Station
BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) – The Belgian-based International Polar Foundation on Wednesday unveiled what it claimed to be the world’s first zero-emissions polar science station in Antarctica to conduct research on climate change.

Coca-Cola Announces 100% Recycling Goal, New Plant
ATLANTA, Sept. 6, 2007 — Coca-Cola announced plans Wednesday to build a $60 million recycling plant in the U.S. to aid its efforts of recycling or reusing all of its plastic bottles.

California heatwave ebbs after claiming 25 lives
At least 25 deaths were blamed on an excessive eight-day heatwave in Southern California that finally started to cool on Wednesday.

World’s first sustainable tuna fishery certified in US
The world’s first certified sustainable tuna fishery was announced today, a move that could help save one of the world’s most valuable fish — and the fishing industry that relies on it — from extinction.