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Archive for November, 2007

Ice Caps

Global warming is becoming more and more of an issue and the consequences are scary.  It may not affect our lifetime but it may affect our childrens or grandchildrens life.  It’s a scary  thought to think about the world possibly becoming all water and the land being covered by water like some scientists say will happen.  [...]

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Ice Cap Melting

On the New York Times website a scientist came up with a visual model of how much the ice caps have melted since 2003. It’s incredible to see how much they have melted but I am also not sure if it can be entirely correct.  I think it’s a difficult thing to measure the amount [...]

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Climate change is “severe and so sweeping that only urgent, global action” can head it off, a United Nations scientific panel said in a report on global warming issued Saturday.
The IPCC has said that we need to take immediate action on global warming.  Whatever the steps may be, they insist some action needs to be [...]

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Scientists and bloggers are fighting over what statistics are real and which are fake.  It’s hard to say who’s experiments are correct and whose are not.  At http://www.nationalcenter.org/2007/11/fake-global-warming-study-fools-four.html  it discusses an article that was published and then attacked by skeptics.  People aren’t sure what to believe anymore. I know I don’t.  It’s hard to assume [...]

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I found this comic at http://healthandenergy.com/global_warming_cartoons.htm.
To me this just makes me think that we’ve always known that global warming was an issue but we’re just trying to come up with excuses not to do anything about it.  Instead of fighting about who is the cause of global warming, maybe trying to fix it or slow [...]

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October Data

I’m still amazed that some people can deny the fact that global warming is happening.  We have so much information and proof that shows us that temperatures are increasing.  This graph shows us that temperatures are increasing.  This graph came from AccuWeathers web site.  This past October was the 9th hottest October on record and that the [...]

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I have not yet decided for myself whether or not I think Global Warming is caused by humans.  I have read and reviewed so much data in the last month or so and I still feel as if I don’t know enough.  I would love to believe all the statistcs I read, but I can’t.  There [...]

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“A new report from the U.S. Climate Change Science Program has determined that there is now a greater than three-to-one imbalance between the fossil fuel sources and the ability of vegetation to absorb carbon over North America, and that fossil fuel emissions for North America are greater than 25% of global emissions.”  According to this [...]

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CO2

How much CO2 really is in the air and how much is actually going up into the atmosphere?  Right now, the ocean is taking up 2/7 of our carbon emissions and is helping regulate the amount that is being released but scientists worry that the ocean may possibly not be able to take in as [...]

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Global Warming

This article talks about global warming in general.  It discusses that global warming it increasing the chance of natural disasters. 

“Earlier this year, the IPCC published its final report on the likely extent of global warming. It concluded that average global temperatures could rise by as much as 6.4C by the end of the century [...]

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