Can you see global warming

Answer 1

I hope below links will help you out....

1. Maps: http://live-the-solution.com/mindmaps/

2. Presentation:http://www.docstoc.com/docs/402109/Global-Warming-Powerpoint-Presentation

Answer 2

Global warming is happening slowly, from a human perspective. The time scale is measured in decades. This is actually extremely rapid in terms of previous climate change trends, with the exception of major volcanic events and asteroid impacts.

There are very few climate scientists who disagree that the planet has warmed the past 6000 years. It appears to have warmed about 11 degrees C so far. Since man started using fossil fuel it has warmed an additional 0.2 to 0.6 degrees. A poll of climate scientists reveals that 97% of them concur with the findings of the data and models which suggest the 30 billion tons of "greenhouse" CO2 emitted into the atmosphere from the burning of fossil fuels does play a significant role in global warming. The other 3% are not convinced our climate models are good enough to confirm that finding.

Another view:

If you are asking if warming has occurred, the answer is: yes it has, and few disagree with that. If you are asking if man induced global warming is occurring the answer is we do not know yet.

Answer 3

Yes, there are several pictures of the climate in Australia. These can be found at the local library, or even by visiting the Australian consulate. You can also find pictures of the Australian climate in travel brochures, magazines, and other trade publications.

Answer 4

The NASA web site has some great links, which you can find referenced below. The first one is interactive.

There are a wide variety of climate images available on the World Wide Web. Key "global warming" into the Google search bar and click the "images" tab, to find more specific photos.

Answer 5

Information on global warming can be found from many different resources. Online, some of the more reliable websites include the government website EPA and NRDC.
There are several sites that one can find information on global warming. These sites include Wikipedia, National Geographic, Environmental Protection Agency, and Scientific America.

Answer 6

Global warming is everywhere, and everyone is affected. Oceans rise and cause inland migration, and temperatures rise to deadly conditions.

Answer 7

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Answer 8

In WikiAnswers we strive to provide good accurate answers tof all questions on global warming.

Answer 9

No, you cannot physically see global warming.

Answer 10

A variety of websites offer different pictures and graphs demonstrating the effects of global warming, such as climatehotmap and the national geographic website.