October 13, 2010 | 11:56 AM | By Heather Goldstone
State of the Climate = Warming
FILED UNDER: Human Impacts, extreme weather, NOAA
A simple summary of the evidence for climate change, from NOAA’s State of the Climate 2009 report:
Also check out this video summary of the report.
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