See the climate changing on Google Earth
May 21, 2008
Climate change is difficult to grasp, and different ways to present the effects clearly are always good news.
Google earth collaborates now with the Met Office Hadley Centre and the British Antarctic Survey to add layers which to make Climate change more visible.
” The Met Office Hadley Centre has produced a layer which illustrates their future temperature modeling, showing an animation of temperature change over the next hundred years and its impact to particular parts of the world.
The scientists of the British Antarctic Survey have developed a layer which details how they monitor and measure the effects of climate change in Antarctica, featuring stunning images that show the retreat of the ice from this environmentally-sensitive continent.
Featured on our Google Earth Outreach Showcase, which provides more than 100 examples of KML content telling stories about our planet, are these two layersThese two KML files offer a unique distillation of informed, scientific and geographically-organized information demonstrating the commitment by the British Government to continue to carry out this important climate research and to communicate the results of the research by making this information readily accessible.”
So, have a try ! Climate Change in Our World and Climate Change in Our World, Antarctica.

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