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Farewell Vanishing Glaciers -Global Warming Anchorage Alaska

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Thom Gaylord's glacier photos tell a story, in pictures, about Alaska's beautiful but dwindling glaciers. These photos, along with a brief in-flight helicopter movie, were taken in June 2006. The rapid retreat of glaciers throughout the world is an undeniable observation, and that human activities are the major reason for this is a scientific fact. The world needs to move away from speculation and start taking steps to prevent even more devastation to the planet's life. Think of the children. Help stop global warming and save our planet.




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  • As reported in the NY Times, Jan 28 2011: "Arctic Waters Warmer Than in 2,000 Years". Thomas Marchitto, a paleoclimatologist at the University of Colorado, Boulder, and a co-author of the study stated: “It doesn’t necessarily prove that the change that we see is man-made, but it does strongly point toward this being an unusual event,” Dr. Marchitto said. “On a scale of 2,000 years, it stands out dramatically as something that does not look natural.”

  • "For years, the vast majority of the scientific community have agreed that mankind is responsible for global warming. Lomborg, a Danish professor, was one a rare breed of scientist that dismissed this consensus, thus serving as a convenient source whom other skeptics, including prominent American businessmen, could point too for added validity. "

    WHAT TOOK YOU SO LONG???

  • (Aug. 31 AOL News) -- Bjorn Lomborg, science's most notable climate change skeptic, has changed his mind. In a new book to be published next month, Lomborg calls for $100 billion to be spent annually to tackle global warming.

  • AUG 15, 2010, FAIRBANKS (Fairbanks Daily News-Miner) — Fairbanks set a new high temperature record Sunday with a temperature of 91 degrees at Fairbanks International Airport. The previous record for Sunday was 86 degrees in 1926.

  • In Case You Missed It:

    "Last month [June 2010] was the warmest June on record worldwide, according to a report from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

    Warmer-than-average conditions were present across nearly all continents, including much of the United States, according to the organization's State of the Climate report, released Friday.

    June was also the FOUTH CONSECUTIVE MONTH IN A ROW OF RECORD WARMTH WORLDWIDE." CNN

  • "NOAA recently reported that the decade of 2000-2009 was the warmest on record worldwide; the previous warmest decade was the 1990s. Most atmospheric scientists believe that warming is largely due to human actions, adding gases to the atmosphere by burning fossil fuels such as coal and natural gas."

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  • i think sarah palin should really see what's really happening in alaska

  • Chinese government measured snowlines receded by more than 50m over 10 years in Southern China. In the north also receding rapidly. Tourist attractions that used to be perennial snow cap are gone before the eyes of the public in travel shows.

    Dalai Lama is also concern about the melting glaciers in Tibet. Normads on the Tibetan plateau see the landscape changes yearly. At times, it is even recognise certain places.

    Greenhouse emission global warming is ruining our planet badly.

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  • Climate news..

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    Marine ecosystem under threat

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    The recent discovery of widespread coral bleaching off Sepanggar Bay should serve as a reminder that the marine ecosystem demands attention, said Universiti Malaysia Sabah Director of Borneo Marine Research Institute Prof Dr Saleem Mustafa.

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    Petaling Jaya Star

    Malaysia

    12 September 2010

  • @stopglobalwarming08 DID YOU EVER HEAR ABOUT THE ICE AGES? THE EARTH HAS WARMED AND COOLED SEVERALTIMES IN THE PAST, THE LAST ICE AGE WAS AT ITS HEIGHT ABOUT 10 THOUSAND YEARS AGO. THERE WERE FOSSIL TREES IN THE OPEN PIT COAL MINES UP ALONG THE GLENN HJGHWAY WITH GROWTH RING ABOUT 3/8 OF AN INCH SO WHAT DO YOU THINK THE CLIMATE WAS LIKE WHRN THOSE TREES WERE GROWING?GEOLOGIC TIME IS MEASURED IN EONS BUT THE SO CALLED SCIENTISTS HAVE NOT EVEN CONSIDERED OTHER FACTORS THAN TEMPRATURE RECORDS.

  • I do believe we need to be kinder to this planet. I remember Al Gore said with global warming the oceans would rise. If this is true then why has be bought a house on the ocean???

  • carbon does NOT cause climate warming

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