Utah: Senate alters climate-change bill - Salt Lake Tribune

A bill that would require economic studies for any climate-change actions cleared the Senate on Wednesday, but not without some tweaking.
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Sen. Pat Jones, D-Holladay, called the original bill a tax on ideas. She also wondered who would fund the required studies.

"It's frightening to me," Jones said, "that we would pick out one topic, climate change, and make legislators go through this exercise before they sponsor a bill."

The UB Post-Leading English News - School Prepared to Speak Out on Climate Change at Debate

“By participating in the spring 2009 Global Debates, the students are showcasing diverse approaches to tackling climate change,” said Kaitlin Barry, Campus Outreach Director of the United Nations Foundation. “The climate crisis needs innovative ideas from every corner of the globe."

allAfrica.com: Nigeria: Citizens See Climate Change As an Act of God -BBC Survey

Abuja — A British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) World Service Trust research has revealed that many Nigerians think that climate change is caused by God. The reason cited for this view was that divine punishment was being meted out for the basket of sins of the world.

The finding shows the pervasive influence of religion on the perception of the environment.