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]]> By: Carol Berkower http://www.sciencentral.com/video/2009/04/14/heat-waves-are-coming-backyard-climate-blog/#comment-1738 Carol Berkower Mon, 20 Apr 2009 19:00:54 +0000 http://www.sciencentral.com/video/?p=375#comment-1738 It's true that parts of North America and Europe just saw their coldest winter in 20 years. Nonetheless, the average temperature of the earth's surface has increased by nearly 1.5 degrees Fahrenheit over the last 100 years (http://climate.jpl.nasa.gov/keyIndicators/) and there are no signs that it's letting up. Recent summers have delivered high temperatures beyond anything ever recorded. If you'd prefer the term "climate change" over "global warming" then I would be glad to oblige, because while the average temperature is increasing, the rate of increase varies in different regions of the globe, and a few isolated spots have even cooled a bit. That's one reason why it's useful to look close to home. Where I live, as in most of North America, temperatures have increased. The Chesapeake Bay is rising, wetlands are becoming submerged, thousands of species of wildlife are threatened, and deaths from heat waves are predicted to rise. Call it whatever you want. On a lighter note, this reminds me of a New Yorker cartoon by Robert Mankoff with two guys walking down the street in the middle of winter and one speaking: "Long term I'm worried about global warming - short term about freezing my ass off." It’s true that parts of North America and Europe just saw their coldest winter in 20 years. Nonetheless, the average temperature of the earth’s surface has increased by nearly 1.5 degrees Fahrenheit over the last 100 years (http://climate.jpl.nasa.gov/keyIndicators/) and there are no signs that it’s letting up. Recent summers have delivered high temperatures beyond anything ever recorded. If you’d prefer the term “climate change” over “global warming” then I would be glad to oblige, because while the average temperature is increasing, the rate of increase varies in different regions of the globe, and a few isolated spots have even cooled a bit. That’s one reason why it’s useful to look close to home. Where I live, as in most of North America, temperatures have increased. The Chesapeake Bay is rising, wetlands are becoming submerged, thousands of species of wildlife are threatened, and deaths from heat waves are predicted to rise. Call it whatever you want.

On a lighter note, this reminds me of a New Yorker cartoon by Robert Mankoff with two guys walking down the street in the middle of winter and one speaking: “Long term I’m worried about global warming - short term about freezing my ass off.”

]]> By: Frogz http://www.sciencentral.com/video/2009/04/14/heat-waves-are-coming-backyard-climate-blog/#comment-1736 Frogz Sun, 19 Apr 2009 07:06:06 +0000 http://www.sciencentral.com/video/?p=375#comment-1736 Whatever. One side of the planets seeing record highs, other side is seeing record lows, and people like you are still calling it global warming? Whatever. One side of the planets seeing record highs, other side is seeing record lows, and people like you are still calling it global warming?

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