On Our Radar: Carbon Trading for South Korea May 3, 2012, 7:50 am Blazing a trial for Asia, lawmakers in South Korea, the world's seventh-biggest greenhouse gas emitter, approve a carbon emissions trading plan. Plants are flowering much faster than scientists had predicted in response to climate change, researchers report, with serious implications for nutrient cycles, pollination and the global food chain. Science Daily A Greenpeace activist flies a paraglider over a nuclear power plant near Lyon, France, and drops a smoke bomb into a reactor to call attention to what the group sees as inadequate insecurity. Bloomberg Businessweek Some 30,000 honeybees and a giant wax honeycomb are found in an attic crawl space in a 19th-century home in Cape May, N.J. Aware of the colony collapse phenomenon, the owners solicit help in getting the bees moved to a new location. The Philadelphia Inquirer