Global warming heats up White House race
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The 2008 White House race is bringing American global warming politics in from the cold, as candidates churn out complex plans on an increasingly key campaign issue.
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NEW YORK - Global warming has had little noticeable impact in Washington, DC. Politicians in the US capital have been reluctant to set limits on the carbon dioxide pollution that is expected to warm the planet
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Science & environment: Green campaigners round on government over amendment of climate change bill.
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Poll contests in Wisconsin, Hawaii and Washington state mark the next stage in the White House race.
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The Supreme Court hears arguments this week in a case that could determine whether the Bush administration must change course in how it deals with the threat of global warming.
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After an energy-sapping slog for votes across the frozen north, White House hopefuls fanned out Thursday as the 2008 presidential race went national in a series of battleground states.
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A Bush administration report suggests that evidence of global warming has begun to affect animal and plant populations in visible ways, and that rising temperatures in North America are due in part to human activity.
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The White House's focus on technology to address global warming contrasts sharply with the course embraced by most of America's allies.
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Just 11 weeks remain in the race for the White House. Getting into the campaign spirit, National Geographic News reviews presidential trivia.
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Higher gas prices may be the best way to slow global warming.
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Nearly two dozen Democrats and Republicans are weighing White House bids in 2008. A look at the potential candidates:
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Environmentalists see some of their worst fears playing out as President Bush moves to cement a second-term agenda that includes getting more timber, oil and gas from public lands and relying on the market rather than regulation to curb pollution.
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Though late in his tenure, the president seems to be taking some green action.
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ST. LOUIS  - President Bush and Democratic  challenger John Kerry are in a statistical dead heat in the  White House race ahead of their second face-to-face debate,  according to a Reuters/Zogby poll released on Friday.
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White House candidates battled across snow piled prairies and airwaves saturated with attacks ads Saturday, five days before Iowa activists make their picks in the first 2008 nominating contests.
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Green lobbyists and several U.S.  cities hope a lawsuit against U.S. development agencies will  force the government to act on global warming, even though  President Bush has long insisted there's no scientific proof  linking human activity to warming.
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Global warming has had little noticeable impact in Washington, D.C. Politicians in the nation's capital have been reluctant to set limits on the carbon dioxide pollution that is expected to warm the planet by 4 to 7 degrees Fahrenheit during the next century, citing uncertainty about the severity of the threat.