Covers an unsurprising trend in environmental groups who've dropped the doomsday language about climate change and turned to job creation instead. The reporter captured the debate well, but I didn't learn much about the resources these groups are pouring into their efforts.

Informative report on how environmental groups are adapting their message about climate change to appeal to more voters and members of U.S. Congress. This factual article points to recent environmental campaigns pitching new jobs and limits on carbon pollution -- rather than global warming doomsday scenarios. Well researched, with a variety of credible sources and useful context on this important issue.

Some environmental groups are modifying their messages about climate change, this article talks about that, and that other groups believe the message of dire climate changes should continue.

The article offers a sketch of the discussions among American environmental groups. Where should the focus be put in order to "win over people"? The disagreement seems to be basically one concerning strategy, not one of ultimate environmental goals.

A completely distorted view of reality. The hysteric scare stories have lost their punch so the enviros are looking for new ad agencies to tell different lies.