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Temperatures in Fahrenheit.

Nuclear plants emit only a tiny fraction of the carbon dioxide that coal plants do

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Sea level is fixed in rich communities, but is rising like crazy where poor people live.

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The Guardian,   Tuesday 6 December 2005

One of the main reasons for the increase in temperature is that the snow would no longer be cooling the air over the Arctic. Northerly winds would lose their edge and winter cold snaps would become a thing of the past. Soils would also become drier, making life more difficult for plants.

Prof Vavrus said: “If the warming trend coincides as expected with reduced snow cover, then this simulation shows that a tug-of-war may ensue, such that the loss of snow cover favours an expansion of permafrost while the warmer atmosphere favours a contraction of permafrost area.”

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Climate science flip flops every few weeks to keep up with the latest weather.

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Scientists Say Earth’s Warming Could Set Off Wide Disruptions

By WILLIAM K. STEVENS

Published: September 18, 1995

The picture of probable disruption, including adverse changes and some that are beneficial, emerges from draft sections of a new assessment of the climate problem by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change and from interviews with scientists involved in the assessment. The panel, a United Nations group of 2,500 scientists from around the world, advises parties to a 1992 treaty that are negotiating reductions in heat-trapping greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide.

*A “striking” retreat of mountain glaciers around the world, accompanied in the Northern Hemisphere by a shrinking snow cover in winter.

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