tween 1.1C and 6.42C. Sea levels could like by between 28-43cm, and that artic summer sea ice could disappear in second half of the century. It further says that it is likely that there will beReading a BBC report, it states that it has been the warmest winter since 1882 which was when the first weather pattern was recorded. The article states that the combined land and ocean temperature from December to February was 0.72C higher than average. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said that temperatures are rising at a rate of a fifth of a degree every decade. And it is predicted that 2007 could be the hottest year on record.

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change or IPCC has been reported as presenting the following key findings in its first of four reports scheduled for release in 2007. The findings state that it is likely that human activities are causing global warming. It further states that temperatures could be rising between 1.1C and 6.42C. Sea levels could like by between 28-43cm, and that artic summer sea ice could disappear in second half of the century. It further says that it is likely that there will be

ture from December to February was 0.72C higher than average. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said that temperatures are rising at a rate of a fifth of a degree every decade. And it is predicted that 2007 could be the hottest year on record.

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change or IPCC has been reported as presenting the following key findings in its first of four reports scheduled for release in 2007. The findings state that it is likely that human activities are causing global warming. It further states that temperatures could be rising between 1.1C and 6.42C. Sea levels could like by between 28-43cm, and that artic summer sea ice could disappear in second half of the century. It further says that it is likely that there will be

And it is predicted that 2007 could be the hottest year on record.

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change or IPCC has been reported as presenting the following key findings in its first of four reports scheduled for release in 2007. The findings state that it is likely that human activities are causing global warming. It further states that temperatures could be rising between 1.1C and 6.42C. Sea levels could like by between 28-43cm, and that artic summer sea ice could disappear in second half of the century. It further says that it is likely that there will be

first of four reports scheduled for release in 2007. The findings state that it is likely that human activities are causing global warming. It further states that temperatures could be rising between 1.1C and 6.42C. Sea levels could like by between 28-43cm, and that artic summer sea ice could disappear in second half of the century. It further says that it is likely that there will between 1.1C and 6.42C. Sea levels could like by between 28-43cm, and that artic summer sea ice could disappear in second half of the century. It further says that it is likely that there will be increases in the number of heatwavess and that the climate change will likely lead to increased intensity of tropical storm.

On the other hand two leading UK climate researchers have criticised some of their peers for “overplaying” the global warming message. They feel that putting a Hollywood spin on global warming, could induce unnecessary confusion in the public’s mind. Further it could also damage the reputation of scientists. They feel a more sober and reasoned explanation of the future changes in the Earth’s climate should be presented.

This is a fair statement. On the other hand I do think that the evidence of global warming is really quite plain to see, even to unscientific eyes. The winter snow skiing areas have not had as much snow during this