Showing posts with label Climate Change evidence. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Climate Change evidence. Show all posts

Thursday, 3 November 2011

Video showing world temperature increases.

Richard Muller, a physicist at the University of California, Berkeley, who has been a harsh critic of advocates for prompt cuts in greenhouse gases, has finished an independent analysis of 200 years of temperature data and confirms existing studies showing substantial warming of the continents since 1950.

This video is a representation of the land surface temperature anomaly, 1800 to the present from the data analysed by the Berkeley Earth analysis. It shows a 0.911 degrees Centigrade of land warming (+/- 0.042 C) since the 1950s. For more information about this study visit http://berkeleyearth.org.

The map of the world shows the temperature anomaly by location over time.
The chart at the bottom, shows the global land-surface temperature anomaly.

 

Double cllick on the video to watch it full screen.



Friday, 26 February 2010

Is Climate Change really happening?

Stop Climate Chaos have sent this information about ways to counter the negative coverage about climate change.

Over the past few months, there has been a huge amount of coverage about climate change in the media. Unfortunately a great deal of this has not presented a balanced view of the climate change debate and has reportedly damaged public perceptions about whether or not climate change is really happening, is the scientific evidence credible etc.

One simple thing which the coalition has identified we can easily do is to ask our members and supporters to get involved by responding to relevant articles in the press.

We have put together some web pages with information about how to respond to an article, countering common arguments etc:

Thursday, 7 May 2009

Climate Change in Pictures

If you are looking for graphic evidence of Climate Change then visit the Guardian. The pictures there could be copied and added to PowerPoint and used in talks, etc. The photographs of Chamonix are especially scary because of the short time gap between them.

Credits
Thanks to M. Rooney for the suggestion of this post.