| National Geographic's Global Warming Impacts |
| Written by Hank Green | ||
| Tuesday, 17 July 2007 | ||
 National Geographic, one of my very few print subscriptions, has just released an awesome interactive map of some of the effects of global warming. You've got the ones you expect, like drought and rising sea levels, but also there's reduced tourism in central Europe, increase grain yields in Canada and unsustainable development in China. A notable omission, the ridiculous fires we're currently having in Montana. It's been triple digits here several times in the last two weeks (and 100% of the last three days) and the hot dry weather has led us straight into a state-wide emergency. But aside from the many (necessary) omissions, it's well worth a look. See Also: -Breathing Earth- -The Visual Story of Climate Change-
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written by Allison , July 17, 2007
The link for this article to the interactive map does not work. Instead, it leads to a Joombla administration page.
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written by Monotonehell , July 18, 2007
"increased grain yields in Canada"
AH HA! So the Canadians are behind climate change? I knew they were far too good looking and wholesome to trust. 
here's the link
written by Marilyn terrell , July 19, 2007
Hope this works for you:
http://green.nationalgeographi...aphic.com
try try again
written by Marilyn Terrell , July 19, 2007
Well that didn't work. I'll give you step-by-step:
http://green.nationalgeographic.com/ Then click on "Global Warming". Then click on "Effects of Global Warming" under "Related Topics" in far right box. Then, in the middle of the pretty flower picture, click on green box labeled "Map of Global Warming Impacts". That should do it! I work at NatGeo so I'll ask them tomorrow to make it simpler to find!
muahahahah
written by tim halley , March 13, 2008           
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written by Sam , March 14, 2008
I have found one more link to this article. http://rgo.ru Geography. A planet the Earth. Geographical portal devoted to our planet: physical geography, economic geography, the countries and regions. Geography and history of the countries. The dictionary of geographical terms and concepts. History of geographical opening.
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