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Climate reacts to whatever forces it to change at the time; humans are now the dominant forcing.
Welcome to The CarbonFix Foundation: What does past climate change tell us about global warming?
The NOAA State of the Climate 2009 report is an excellent summary of the many lines of evidence that global warming is happening. Acknowledging the fact that the planet is warming leads to the all important question - what's causing global warming?
Welcome to The CarbonFix Foundation: 10 Indicators of a Human Fingerprint on Climate Change
Three-quarters of climate change is man-made
Natural climate variability is extremely unlikely to have contributed more than about one-quarter of the temperature rise observed in the past 60 years, reports a pair of Swiss climate modellers in a paper published online today.
Convergence of atmospheric and North Atlantic carbon dioxide trends on multidecadal timescales : Nature Geoscience
Affiliations Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences, University of Wisconsin–Madison, 1225 W. Dayton St., Madison, Wisconsin 53706, USA Galen A.Skeptical Science takes a different approach to Naomi Oreskes' Science paper who sorted her papers into "explicit endorsement of the consensus position", "rejection of the consensus position" and everything else (neutral). In this case, the backbone of our site is our list of climate myths .
A History of Climate Science
Junior Paleontologist Activities The Junior Paleontologist program engages young people in activities that allow them to discover the significance of fossils and the science of paleontology, and introduces them to the national park system and to the mission of the National Park Service.
National Fossil Day - Home
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Climate Change: The Scientific Debate
Climate Change is a Geographic Problem The Geographic Approach to Climate Change Climate change is a geographic problem, and solving it takes a geographic solution. A GIS-based framework for climate science gives us hope. With it we can gain a scientific understanding of Earth’s systems at a truly global scale and make thoughtful, informed design decisions that ultimately allow humans and nature to coexist more harmoniously.
