State Douses Mulch Fire To Reduce Air Pollution (KWTX-TV Waco) (March 11, 2007)--State environmental officials have doused a massive mulch fire burning northwest of San Antonio with water in order to reduce air pollution. [News Source]

Fueling change.

Every time Glenn Picard heard or read about climate change, he pondered switching to a cleaner-burning fuel. Now he relies on biodiesel to fill up his work truck, his forklift, a tractor and the Volkswagen Jetta driven by his wife.

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State Senate approves climate-change legislation. Al Gore and his "inconvenient truth" about global warming were invoked Saturday as the state Senate voted to sign up Washington in the crusade to combat climate changes. [News Source]

Vt.’s maple industry feels the heat of global warming. Sugar maple sap that used to flow after Vermont town meetings the first Tuesday in March has begun dripping as early as Valentine's Day. [News Source]

An inconvenient truth… for C4. The Great Global Warming Swindle, screened by Channel 4 on Thursday night, convinced many viewers that it is untrue that CO2 is to blame for global warming. But now the programme--and the channel--is facing a serious challenge to its own credibility. [News Source]

Car seller battling state over air rules. Central Valley Chrysler Automotive and nine other dealerships want to stop implementation of regulations adopted by the California Air Resources Board more than two years ago. [News Source]

Electricity from the sea. In a world addicted to fossil fuel, turning waves into watts might seem far-fetched. But ocean power gradually is joining the ranks of wind and solar power as a source of renewable energy. [News Source]

Few mayors keep vow to cut pollution. Over the past two years, 21 North Jersey towns have vowed to cut their global warming pollution, stepping in where the Bush administration refused to tread. But so far, there's more promise than progress. [News Source]

Companies seek more ways to lessen their — and their customers’ — impact on the environment. It seems that Corporate America is wrapping its arms around global warming, reducing waste or otherwise greening itself and, by default, its customers. [News Source]