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Video: Empirical Evidence of Climate Change
Peter Sinclair, from Greenman Studio LLC, has generated a video about the body of scientific evidence on climate change. It details what the science reveals and how we know what we know. This video is part of a series called “Climate Denial: Crock of the Week” from Greenman Studio LLC, a graphic design and animation studio in Midland, Michigan.
Online resources:
- “Climate Denial Crock of the Week" video series. Includes: “It's Cold so There is No Global Warming.” (16 January 2010), “32,000 Scientists” (9 January 2010), “Hack Attack” (leaked East Anglia emails) (December 2009) and others.
- Visual Evidence of Climate Change. WWF website.
- Looking for Above Normal Temperatures? They are in the Arctic. (WWF blog, 5 Jan. 2010)
- For First Decade of the 21st Century, U.S. Annual Temperatures Remain Above Normal (WWF blog, 8 Jan. 2010)
- Global Temperatures in 2009 Were Fifth Warmest on Record, Continuing Accelerated Pace of Warming Over Last 3 Decades (WWF blog, 15 Jan. 2010)
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