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1 Cha.19 Climate Change

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6 Began measuring in 1958…

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8 Since ◦C Rise

9 Where it is happening

10 From ice cores…

11 Correlation

12 Climate models…

13 Feedback loops!

14 Consequences Heat waves Cold spells Change in precipitation patterns
Melting of polar ice caps, Greenland and Antarctica Melting of many glaciers around the world Melting of permafrost Rising of sea levels due to the melting of glaciers and ice sheets and as water warms it expands Heat waves Cold spells Change in precipitation patterns Increase in storm intensity Shift in ocean currents

15 Change in sea level…

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