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245 00 Climate Change|h[electronic resource] /|cProduced by Evan
Clark
260 Geelong, Victoria :|bSwitch International,|c2010.
300 1 online resource (24 min.)
306 002342
490 0 Extreme Environments
520 Across the world, a series of extreme weather events are
affecting local conditions in a variety of ways. Some
areas are getting drier, and hotter, while others are
getting wetter, as floods are becoming more frequent, and
more extreme. Formal weather records go back 150 years.
While these records indicate wildly varying climates,
conditions have never changed as rapidly as they are
changing now. The most notably changes due to Global
Warming are occurring at the poles, with polar icecaps
melting at an almost frightening rate.
546 In English.
650 4 Science & Engineering -- Science -- Environmental Science
650 4 Social Sciences -- Environmental Studies -- Ecology
650 4 Social Sciences -- Environmental Studies -- Environmental
Science
650 4 Research
650 4 Climate change
650 4 Glaciers
650 4 Weather
650 4 Environment
651 4 Antarctica
651 4 China
651 4 Sao Joao da Barra
700 1 Clark, Evan|4pro
700 1 Rogers, Simon|4nrt
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