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Early Signs: Reports From a Warming Planet

09/30/06

06:29:52 pm, by Bill O'Connor

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Categories: Global Warming, Storms, Polar Ice, Climate Technology, Sattelites, Instuments, Coral, Greenhouse Gasses, Politics, Global Warming Law, Pollution

Early Signs: Reports From a Warming Planet

Living On earth has a series of stories about the early signs of global warming. I listen to Living on Earth all the time, but the have a spot where they have collected a number of stories regarding the early signs of Global Warming, and how it is affecting local populations around the population.

If you have the time, check out the stories at this link, all are available for streaming or in mp3 format.

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