Global warming is a slow continuous phenomenon which poses a threat to the existence of human beings. The causative factors of global warming include the technological developments as well as industrialization. Gases like carbon dioxide, CFC etc maintained and optimized the temperature on the top layer of the earth suitable for the inhabitance of the living beings. But the reckless activities like cutting of trees, destroying the equilibrium of nature, urbanization etc has resulted in the emission of more gases as well as the depletion of the ozone layer. The increased temperature will result in the melting of ice caps over the Polar Regions which in turn is sufficient to wipe out the whole life on earth.
| BBC Science - Climate Change Provides evidence, impacts, policies, articles, pros and cons, adaptation and links regarding climate change.
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| Carbon Dioxide Information Analysis Center The primary climate-change data and information analysis center of the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE).
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| Climate Hot Map Global warming subject with early warning signs. A map of the world illustrating local consequences of global warming.
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| Climate Monitor Online Provides regular updates on important climate and meteorological data with media & press commentaries, climate data visualization, and useful links.
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| Climate Prediction Center The National Weather Service organization that maintains a continuous watch on short term climate fluctuations and diagnoses and predicts them.
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| Consequences of Global Warming Archives research material and public opinion of global warming, also includes causes and effects.
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| Encyclopedia - Atmospheric Environment Resource on atmospheric issues, air quality, acid rain, global warming and ozone depletion. Provided by the UK Government Department of the Environment. Website in both English and French.
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| Global Change Master Directory Provides data sets, data services, and collections of links to websites and resources related to earth and climate change.
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| Global Warming International Center Provides news, overviews, sessions and travel information on global warming issues and conferences.
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| GreenHouse Gas Online Comprehensive Online source with updated information and news on greenhouse science.
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| Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change The international scientific body providing the definitive assessment of the causes and predicted consequences of global warming. Includes IPCC Technical Paper on Climate Change and assessment reports.
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| Lick Global Warming Interactive website by a group of environmental advocates working to address the growing problem of man-made global warming.
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| NCDC: Global Warming FAQ Provides answers about global warming, climate change, and the world.
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| Stop Global Warming Global warming awareness website, users to participate in the Virtual March, bi-partisan effort to raise awareness of global warming.
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| The Discovery of Global Warming History of climate change research. Hypertext documentation of how scientists came to understand the human contribution in climate change.
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| U.S. National Assessment Initiated by the United States Global Change Research Program to analyze and evaluate the potential consequences of climate variability and change for the nation.
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| UNFCCC Official website of United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. Includes Kyoto protocol, COP4 in Buenos Aires, world emissions data and more.
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| US Climate Change Science Program Integrates federal research on climate and global change, as sponsored by thirteen federal agencies. Includes research elements & cross-cutting activities.
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| US Environmental Protection Agency: Ozone Depletion Provides educational resources, sun safety, zip-code searchable UV Index, rules, regulations, reporting and more.
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| Weathervane Comprehensive guide to global climate policy. Includes research news and updates as well as assessments on US climate policy options.
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| World View of Global Warming Project of the Blue Earth Alliance, provides collection of photographs by Gary Braasch documenting changes caused by global warming from the Arctic to Antarctica, from glaciers to the oceans, and across all climate zones.
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