61. 2007 Second Warmest Year On Record - MSN Video NASA climatologists report that 2007 was the second warmest on record, tied with 1998. NBC s Tom Costello reports. http://video.msn.com/?mkt=en-us&fg=rss&vid=1b545f56-6684-45b2-a6a0-f6af1cfc6b16&

62. Global Warming - Briefing Document short briefing document summarising current arguments concerning global warming. They present various points of view and some of the basic problems in http://www.abelard.org/briefings/global_warming.php

global warming a briefing document site map Web abelard.org Global warming is the fourth of a series of briefing documents on the problems of power consumption, posed by the steady depletion of fossil fuels and most particularly of pumpable oil. One of a grouping of documents on global concerns at abelard.org On energy Nuclear power - is nuclear power really really dangerous? Biofuels Photovoltaics (solar cells) Non-pv (photovoltaic) solar technology ... Books on energy replacements with reviews On global warming Global warming Anthropogenic global warming, and ocean acidity Energy pricing and greenwash How atmospheric chemistry and physics effects global warming ... sustainable futures briefing documents Index advertising examples of macro-effects macro and micro studies using earthshine to improve understanding of global warming ... end notes Here are a series of items that summarise current arguments concerning global warming. They present various points of view and some of the basic problems in following the science. Keep in mind that the concept of global warming involves the study of an immense and very complex system. While the general consensus is that global warming is occurring and is in part caused by human activity [anthropogenic], anyone who tells you that global warming is understood and proven (or disproven), followed by some trite reason, simply does not understand the situation. For more details, see

63. The Global Warming Information Center Project of the National Center for Public Policy Research; fact sheets, media kits, research, and links critical of the manmade climate change orthodoxy. http://www.nationalcenter.org/Kyoto.html

Regarding Global Warming - New Visions Commentary : Global Warming Statists Threaten Our Liberty Blog : 100 Prominent Scientists Disagree with UN Secretary General on Global Warming National Policy Analysis : Gifts to Special Interests Should Not Be Included in Energy Bill, by Peyton Knight Blog : On Cap and Trade, Senators Advised to Learn from 'Europe's Dirty Secret' Blog : For Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions: Cap and Trade, Anyone? Blog Press Release : NOAA Inflating Storm Numbers and Aiding Political Campaign for Carbon Restrictions, Group Says; End of 2007 Hurricane Season Shows NOAA Forecasts Wrong for Second Year in a Row Blog : Australia's John Howard a Global Warming Victim? No. Blog : Time Magazine on Drought, 2007 Versus 1974 Blog : Senate Hears Testimony on the "Hurt America's Poor Act" Blog : Fake Global Warming Study Fools Four, Reuters Runs Wire Story Blog : Think Progress Slams Conservative Bloggers for Citing a Mere Weatherman on Climate Issues, Yet It Cites a Politician Over a Climatologist Blog : "Global Warming is a Non-Event, a Manufactured Crisis and a Total Scam"

64. Will Ferrell - Bush On Global Warming@ Transbuddha Will Ferrell Bush on global warming. Context Will Ferrell - Bush on global warming . Via . Media Options Last 5 Videos Top 5 Videos Random http://www.transbuddha.com/mediaHolder.php?id=1147

65. Global Warming Unit This unit includes classroom activities to help students understand global warming and its possible effects on human beings. Lessons in the unit provide http://commtechlab.msu.edu/sites/letsnet/noframes/subjects/science/b5u1.html

Choose Your View View By Subject ... Science Electronic Visualization Global Warming Unit Unit Description Objectives Materials and Resources Unit Lesson Plans ... One Computer versus Many Grade level: Middle School, High School Subject Area: Science and Language Arts Unit Description Many people are concerned about the possibility that the earth is getting warmer and the effects this change might have on the earth's ecosystem. This unit includes classroom activities to help students understand global warming and its possible effects on human beings. Lessons in the unit provide students with opportunities to study global climate changes, discuss and debate the current arguments for and against global warming and the Greenhouse Effect, investigate the possibility of global warming and the Greenhouse Effect, and present their findings in the form of research reports. Objectives Students will: Learn about changes in global weather patterns and climate over long periods of time. Study and debate the possibility of a Greenhouse Effect and its impact on the earth. Use the Greenhouse Effect Visualizer to understand possible greenhouse effect changes.

66. Global Warming - MSN Encarta global warming or Climate Change, measurable increases in the average temperature of Earth’s atmosphere, oceans, and landmasses. Scientists believe Earth is http://encarta.msn.com/encyclopedia_761567022/Global_Warming.html

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67. NPR: Three Views On Global Warming There s a sharp difference of opinion among scientists about the risk of global warming. NPR s Richard Harris speaks with three prominent scientists about http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=1893089

68. Global Warming (The Warming Of The Earth) - The Woods Hole Research Center global warming (The Warming of the Earth) The Woods Hole Research Center. http://www.whrc.org/resources/online_publications/warming_earth/index.htm

SiteMap Contact Information Our Mission Who's Who ... Related Sites The Warming of the Earth A beginner's guide to understanding the issue of global warming "Whereas in the past human impacts were local, reversible, and escapable through migration, they are now typically, global, irreversible, and inescapable." - Paul Ehrlich Meeting the Climate-Change Challenge . Woods Hole Research Center Director John P. Holdren's PowerPoint presentation given at the SES Distinguished Scientist Seminar of the Marine Biological Laboratory in Woods Hole, Nov. 3, 2006. (6.5 MB). Contents The Greenhouse Effect Scientific Evidence The Culprits Potential Outcome ... References Additional Online Resources The EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) The Sierra Club The Union of Concerned Scientists The EDF (Environmental Defense Fund) ... NOAA (National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration) The Woods Hole Research Center's mission is to understand the causes and consequences of environmental change as a basis for policy solutions for a better world, stabilizing climate and protecting the integrity of the global environment.

69. Global Warming This factsheet provides an introduction to the science and effects of global warming, ozone layer depletion (and ground-level ozone pollution), http://www.ecocentre.org.uk/global-warming.html

@import("styles/mac2.css"); GLOBAL WARMING Global Warming, the Ozone Layer and Acid Rain ©1996 This is an original document written by ECO Centre staff. You will find much more uptodate research and facts and figures elsewhere. This fact-sheet provides an introduction to the science and effects of global warming, ozone layer depletion (and ground-level ozone pollution), and acid rain. These are three quite different problems, but are often confused with one another; each poses a major threat to the quality of life on Earth. Here, they are described together, in sufficient depth: (1) to illustrate the major dangers of each and, (2) to highlight the important differences between them. If required, more detail can be obtained from a variety of sources, including Friends of the Earth and the Department of the Environment. Briefing documents from both have been used in the preparation of this fact-sheet. 1. Global Warming The greenhouse effect The Earth is heated by the sun; solar radiation passes through the atmosphere and is absorbed at the Earth's surface (except for a small portion that is reflected back into space). This heat is readily lost; it is emitted from the surface as infra-red radiation. Fortunately, this infra-red radiation cannot escape the atmosphere as easily as the solar radiation can enter. Instead, some of it is 'trapped' by a number of gases; these gases act in a similar, yet different, way to the glass in a greenhouse - heat is allowed in but cannot get out - hence we have the 'Greenhouse Effect'. Were it not for this natural greenhouse effect the Earth would be at least 30°C cooler and life as we know it would not exist.

70. Global Warming global warming is when the earth heats up (the temperature rises). It happens when greenhouse gases (carbon dioxide, water vapor, nitrous oxide, http://library.thinkquest.org/CR0215471/global_warming.htm

What is global warming? Global warming is when the earth heats up (the temperature rises). It happens when greenhouse gases (carbon dioxide, water vapor, nitrous oxide, and methane) trap heat and light from the sun in the earth’s atmosphere, which increases the temperature. This hurts many people, animals, and plants. Many cannot take the change, so they die. What is the greenhouse effect? The greenhouse effect is when the temperature rises because the sun’s heat and light is trapped in the earth’s atmosphere. This is like when heat is trapped in a car. On a very hot day, the car gets hotter when it is out in the parking lot. This is because the heat and light from the sun can get into the car, by going through the windows, but it can’t get back out. This is what the greenhouse effect does to the earth. The heat and light can get through the atmosphere, but it can’t get out. As a result, the temperature rises. The squiggle lines coming from the sun are visible light and the lines and arrows inside the car are infrared light. The sun’s heat can get into the car through the windows but is then trapped.

71. Global Warming - Science In colloquial usage it often refers to the enhanced global warming which is considered likely to occur because of the increasing concentrations of certain http://www.uic.com.au/nip24.htm

Global Warming - the science Nuclear Issues Briefing Paper 24 May 2007 The greenhouse effect occurs naturally, providing a habitable climate. Atmospheric concentrations of some of the gases that produce the greenhouse effect are increasing due to human activity and most of the world's climate scientists believe this causes global warming. Over one-third of human-induced greenhouse gases come from the burning of fossil fuel to generate electricity. Nuclear power plants do not emit these gases. The "greenhouse effect" is the term used to describe the retention of heat in the Earth's lower atmosphere (troposphere). In colloquial usage it often refers to the enhanced global warming which is considered likely to occur because of the increasing concentrations of certain trace gases in the atmosphere. These gases are generally known as greenhouse gases*. Concentrations of them have increased significantly during the 20th century, and a large part of this increase is attributed to human sources, i.e. it is anthropogenic. * or more specifically as radiative gases.

72. Home - Global Warming In Ireland global warming ireland. Green pages, Information on global warming that cover all area of concern on green living in ireland, global warming, http://www.globalwarming.ie/

Thursday, 24 January 2008 Global Warming Submit Greenhouse Effect Home ... Carbon Cycle The News Environment Legislation Renewables Press releases ... Latest News Videos Impending Disaster Unique Opportunity Jatropha Plant Profile Jatropha to Biofuel Tips On Planting Jatropha ... Submit Editorial Green Pages Directory Buisness and Finance Climate change Construction Eco Tourism ... Water Home Global warming Ireland Global warming is the most pressing issue of our time Yet it has been largely ignored by society to date. A global, trans boundary, issue it is difficult to plan and regulate for matters pertaining to global warming affecting as it does current patterns of production and consumption. However it is clear that action must be taken before irreversible changes occur and it becomes too late. The effects of such temperature change results in increased precipitation levels, increased cloud cover and water vapour concentrations, longer monsoon seasons and rising sea levels. These climatic disturbances are all intricately interlinked with a rise in temperature; for example, the loss of ice mass from glaciers, ice caps and ice sheets consequently increases sea levels worldwide. Climatic models of radiative forcing predict that low lying coastal areas and islands will be made uninhabitable by rising sea levels while areas such as Southern Africa will be influenced by severe desertification. Ecosystems may be irreversibly altered when seasonal climatic patterns are disturbed.

73. Global Warming -Teacher's Guide global warming is an interactive online lesson that will educate students about this highly debated environmental issue. Students will be given the chance http://weathereye.kgan.com/expert/warming/teachers.html

Global Warming is an interactive online lesson that will educate students about this highly debated environmental issue. Students will be given the chance to research global warming with global warming web sites linked to our lesson. Then students can put their knowledge to the test with either a classroom debate on global warming, or a written essay about the effects. Grade Level: The Global Warming lesson is designed for grades 9 through 12. It is designed to take 30 minutes to read through. Research using the lesson could take several hours. Overview: The Global Warming lesson is designed to give students a working definition of global warming and some of the reasons why there are two divided sides that debate about it. The bulk of information about global warming is left for the students to discover. The lesson explains the arguments of both sides and gives suggestions on topics to research and find out more. To help the students, we have provided links to web sites from both sides of the global warming debate. Those pages have links from them to other global warming pages, and so on. There is a wealth of information about global warming on the Internet, and with a little work, students can find what they need. By making the students research global warming instead of just reading it from the lesson, students learn research skills, and are free to make up their own minds about global warming. The motivation for students to do the research is their assignment.

74. Global Warming Loss of stratospheric ozone is causing the stratosphere to cool with time, which, of course, greatly confuses the issue of global warming. http://zebu.uoregon.edu/1998/es202/l13.html

Greenhouse Effect Shown above is an Infrared Map of the Earth. Red areas represent regions of high heat retention in the atmosphere. This is an equatorial band because that is where the atmosphere has the most water vapor. The earth has a natural greenhouse effect due to trace amounts of H and CO that naturally occur. The enhanced greenhouse effect refers to the augmentation of these natural gases by human activities. What's the evidence? World wide Coral Bleaching Warming of the oceans in specific areas here's some global data Rapid Retreat of tropical glaciers ... All the data on greenhouse gas concentrations! The energy balance in the atmosphere is shown here: The main components in this diagram are the following: Short wavelength (optical wavelengths) radiation from the Sun reaches the top of the atmosphere. Clouds reflect 17% back into space. If the earth gets more cloudy, as some climate models predict, more radiation will be reflected back and less will reach the surface 8% is scattered backwards by air molecules: 6% is actually directly reflected off the surface back into space So the total reflectivity of the earth is 31%. This is technically known as an

75. Global Warming (Sep. 13, 2006) September 14, 2006. global warming is a psychological operation, a psyops , to condition the public to believe that we are going to be in a lot of http://educate-yourself.org/lte/globalwarming13sep06.shtml

Educate-Yourself Current News Introduction Colloidal Silver Chemtrails ... Chiropractic Handbook Letters to The Editor Global Warming Dr. Hendrik Tennekes, director emeritus of the Royal Meteorological Institute of the Netherlands in 2005 " .". - Marcel Leroux (from What is Wrong with the IPCC? by Hans Labohm [Editor's Note: Feb. 3, 2007 . Currently, we are being bombarded with a torrent of propaganda titled "Global Warming" Every TV and radio news broadcast, every TV talk show that touches on politics, every radio talk show, every major news stand magazine and newspaper are singing in almost perfect unison: "The Sky is Falling Unless We Do Something Soon about Global Warming"! I just spoke on the phone yesterday with Dr. John Coleman, author of The Tavistock Institute of Human Relations Shaping the Moral, Cultural, Political, and Economic Decline of the United States of America . He vigorously concurred that the 'Global Warming' blitz is a classic Tavistock propaganda campaign of the highest priority. Apparently, no effort or amount of money or 'expert scientific opinion' is being spared to bring us this 'inconvenient truth' so that we might all become convinced that the story line laid out by the propagandists is true, and therefore we must acquiesce to the new "regulations" or laws that will be set in place to "prevent the catastrophes that will surely ensue if we don't curb Global Warming"'. I've been hearing some of the most absurd and ludicrous statements over the radio from Global Warming 'experts'

76. Global Warming And Climate Change This brochure was prepared by researchers at Carnegie Mellon University to explain the issue of global warming and climate change. http://www.gcrio.org/gwcc/index.htm

New Library About Online Catalog ... Library Global Warming and Climate Change Search Updated 4 February, 2004 Global Warming and Climate Change By researchers at Carnegie Mellon University Published in 1994 This brochure was prepared by researchers at Carnegie Mellon University to explain the issue of global warming and climate change. The key points are covered in the three parts that follow: The issue at a glance... Part 1: Climate Burning coal, oil and natural gas releases carbon dioxide gas into the atmosphere. On average, this may warm the earth and change the climate in other ways. For example, it might change the severity and duration of storms or droughts. Other human activities, such as cutting down forests, and growing rice, and raising cattle, may have the same effect, but are less important. Part 2: Impacts If the climate changes heating, cooling, water use, and sea level will be affected. In wealthy countries, the average cost would probably be small, although some people and regions might have high costs and others might receive large benefits. In some poor countries, the cost could be very high. A large or fast change in climate will have a big effect on plants and animals in the natural environment.

77. The Global Warming Test Test your knowledge and common sense in this simple 10question test. http://www.geocraft.com/WVFossils/GlobWarmTest/start.html

Take the GLOBAL WARMING TEST Test your knowledge and common sense in this simple 10-question test Caution: This section contains sound science, not media hype, and may therefore contain material not suitable for young people trying to get a good grade in political correctness. Question 1 Articles Table of Contents Next

78. An Inconvenient Truth See the Truth Pledge to see An Inconvenient Truth on opening weekend at the film s official website. An Inconvenient Truth is a feature film documentary on http://www.climatecrisis.net/

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79. GlobalWarming 101 - Under Construction UnderConstruction. http://www.globalwarming101.com/

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