Maybe we can find representations of its effects on nature and people. The blue text above takes you to the Google search page.
The page that would result from typing GLOBAL WARMING in the Google search engine field, hitting SEARCH and then the IMAGES tab.
You can zero in on any one of the thumbnail global warming photographs for a better view. When you get to the bottom of the page, notice there is a list of dozens more like it.
We've seen a rise in the average observed temperatures in the air near the earth's surface over the last several decades. We call that global warming.
Global warming has been a hot issue, so to speak, for a long time now. There has been considerable argument over its causes, nature and consequences.
Do you have things to talk about? Things that the world needs to know? Maybe you even have related stuff to sell…If so,
find out how
to get your ideas across to the people. I generate lots of curious internet visitors looking for what I got.
At the same time global warming charts and pollution graphs show evidence of
climate change,
We see that
El Nino photos,
free nature wallpapers, atmosphere diagrams and drawings can exist on the same page.
The list continues with photographs of
scientists.
You might see gatherings where protesters try to convince others to change their practices to help
stop global warming.
You can also find
air pollution pictures
and other odd global warming or greenhouse effect photos such as industrial pictures. Political cartoons, global warming comics, or maybe a few math comics may show up on the list.
For a wider perspective on global warming pictures, read about
satellite
and
radar
imagery. Then see other
Air Quality
issues. That will give you the big picture.
It is about giving you a picture that will stop you causing global warming and then the earth will be a better place. ~Tom Jones (from Oldham)
If you've already got some good pictures to show people, why not...
Barry's Response ...um, thanks tiea. I'm not thirsty....anymore... Here's more
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DZD Barry's Response Cool artwork, Satya. I don't know if you did it yourself or not, but it loosely reminds me of a scene from The Day After Tomorrow....
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Barry's Response - A little fun, even with a serious subject, never hurt anyone. Here's another.
care for the world
"To be able to care for the world you must: 1.clean up garbage 2.feed animals 3.ask people to help you 4.don't litter - if you see someone else litter ...
Usual Warming - The earth has always been kept warm by the greenhouse effect. That atmosphere always has carbon dioxide and ...
Air quality smoke or fog
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i don't know. Barry's Response Very nice, Kasey, and you cannot be 100% certain from a photo what it is, but judging by its blue tint, I'd guess it ...
Barry's Response - At least we still know there's something to care about. Thanks for the reminder, Shabas.
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global warming Barry's Response Steve tries to rescue a croc that had previously swallowed an American device. He then mistakes the CIA agents who come ...
Save the Glacier........
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One of the most breath-taking examples of the effects of global warming is the way our glaciers are getting extinct. Along with glaciers we not only are ...
Additionally – See The Day After Tomorrow Movie sometime.
Enjoy these global warming movies if you get a chance.
The Towering Inferno, 1974 Jurassic Park, 1993 Twister, 1996. Groundhog Day, 1993 Independence day, 1996
A few more global warming pictures:
The Arrival, 1996 Artificial Intelligence: AI, 2001 Our Man Flint, 1996 An Inconvenient Truth, 2006 The Great Global Warming Swindle, 2007 And, hopefully someday, State of Fear written by Michael Crichton. This story would make a great global warming picture.
North Pole Temperatures
We won’t know what will really happen until it really happens. Things are happening. These frequently asked questions
FAQ's
will give you some needed background information about polution and its consequences.
Comments about The day after Tomorrow, one of first major films to deal with the subject.
I think you just have to check your brain at the door. I don't look to be educated by it, and I wouldn't use it as an educational tool. ~Richard Mower, Meteorology Professor
The movie the White House doesn't want you to see. - www.MoveOn.org
In some ways, it's a little sad that it takes a Hollywood movie to bring such an issue to the American public. - Peter Gleick, Climate Specialist
This global warming pictures central theme is no trivial topic.
The basic story idea goes like this. Melting of glaciers containing no salt causes changes in water density that could suppress the ocean
gulf streams.
These currents give much of the northern hemisphere its present reasonable climate.
The motion picture has storms and cold moving in instead. To that, the five million of us living in the Canadian Prairies and Arctic might say, how could it get any worse? Drought!
Many editorials refer to the political ramifications, blatant or subtle as they may be. Especially since it was election year in 2004 in the US.
There are suggestions that climate change could be more severe and rapid than expected. However...
...Effects should still be manageable, with gradual changes to thermohaline and other conveyors. We expect cooler drier crop regions. Adverse conditions could develop after temperature rise, with subsequent atmospheric circulation changes. – from US National Security Report.
Real and consequential government policies would likely make their financial supporters unhappy. At least this has been the case in the past. Maybe every country in the world needs a Hollywood-type of institution.
In Canada, we supposedly ratified the
Kyoto Protocol
earlier this century. I still don’t know what that means, or what has happened since. But it may slowly unveil itself. We'll see.