The Global Climate Change Center
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Himalayas Experiencing Rapid Climate Change
May 18, 2012; 11:02 AM ET
Average annual mean temperatures in the Himalayas increased 1.5 Celsius or 0.06 Celsius per year between 1982 and 2006, which is three times greater than the average global increase for the same time period....
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Himalayas Experiencing Rapid Climate Change
Effects of global warming - May 18, 2012; 11:02 AM ET
Average annual mean temperatures in the Himalayas increased 1.5 Celsius or 0.06 Celsius per year between 1982 and 2006, which is three times greater than the average global increase for the same time period....
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Using Statistical Analysis to Predict Future North American Warming
Science - May 16, 2012; 3:24 PM ET
Researchers from the Ohio State University are using statistical analysis to tell us with how much certainty North America may warm later this century.
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April 2012 Global Surface Temperatures
Science - May 14, 2012; 2:53 PM ET
April 2012 was tied for 4th warmest on record globally, based on combined land and ocean surface temperature anomalies
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Correction brings Temperature Trend Outlier back in Line
Science - May 8, 2012; 3:01 PM ET
A scientific group from the University of Washington has identified a problem with one of the three satellite temperature records.
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Global Satellite Temperature Results for April
Science - May 4, 2012; 2:16 PM ET
La Nina is officially done and its global cooling influence also seems to be fading.........
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Warming Experiments Greatly Underestimate how Plants respond to Climate Change
Science - May 3, 2012; 12:56 PM ET
A group of researchers compared results from controlled environmental warming experiments on plants with a massive new archive of historical observations and found.....
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Major Economic Contractions needed to Reduce CO2 Concentrations to Acceptable Levels
Science - May 1, 2012; 1:39 PM ET
Major economic sacrifices may be needed to lower CO2 concentration to acceptable levels, according to one study......
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Global Mean Sea Level
Science - Apr 30, 2012; 2:05 PM ET
Satellite data since 1993 shows that that there is no doubt that the global mean sea level is steadily rising......
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