'World News' correspondent worries about everyone's contributions toward stopping climate change, even though governments worldwide must 'attack' it, he says.

Lacking key facts, Post asks young readers to decide if polar bears 'deserve' to be listed as endangered.

Paper issues an 'Editor's Note' claiming reporter was misled for article attacking industry.

Paper: Billionaire supporter of liberal causes calls theory of markets 'rubbish.'

'Nightly News' anchor Brian Williams says 'smart' people say 'we must be doing something to our earth' to cause 'deadly tornado season.'

CBS correspondent Armen Keteyian warns viewers of engineered organisms, despite no evidence of widespread danger.

Segment features speculation by reporter and 'peak oil' analyst, with no counter-arguments from today's reality.

'Today' downplays existing private sector solutions to auto safety questions and features left-wing 'consumer group' in call for federal intervention.

NPR affiliates support one-sided poll that equates yes and no votes with 'supporting Big Bird; or give him the ax.'

Former vice president tells NPR's 'Fresh Air' cyclone is example of 'consequences that scientists have long predicted might be associated with continued global warming.'

Report parrots claims of non-expert without any response from food industry, scientists or actual experts

Mort Zuckerman tells MSNBC journalism prevents him from making campaign donations; warns of high-priced oil 'threat.'

If a two-person household is that bad, what does that make families with children? Environmental criminals, at the least, and maybe earth wreckers.

Dr. Stephen Leeb says need for alternative energy action will to require '50 or 100 Manhattan Projects' and 'trillions of dollars.'