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Natural Hazards
Climate Change
Evidence of Climate Change
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Temperature Records
Air
temperature increased by
1
degree celcius over
100
years
We have had 10 of the warmest
years
on record since
2000
Historical Records - Ice Core
Scientists drill into
ice
and obtain
ice cores
They observe
bubbles
within the
layers
of
ice
- more
bubbles
indicate the
presence
of more
gasses
e.g.
CO2
, which drives the
greenhouse
effect.
Glacial Retreat
Global ice is
melting
By
2025
, estimated some glaciers may disappear
Arctic
sea ice has thinned by
65
% since 1975
Tree Rings
Tree rings are thicker in
warmer
,
wetter
conditions
Tree rings are thinner in
colder
,
drier
conditions
1
ring on a tree =
1
year of growth
Dendrochonology
Sea Level Rise
IPCC
- Average global sea level risen between 10-20cm in the past 100 years due to:
Melting Glaciers
Thermal expansion
(warming of the oceans)