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Watch 131 Years of Global Warming in 26 Seconds Watch Video

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Watch 131 Years of Global Warming in 26 Seconds

An amazing 26-second video depicting how temperatures around the globe have warmed since 1880.

What Are the Greenhouse Emissions from Nuclear Power? Watch Video

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What Are the Greenhouse Emissions from Nuclear Power?

Greenhouse gas emissions from nuclear power are low by just about any measure.

Has Global Warming Stopped? Watch Video

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Has Global Warming Stopped?

Global warming has slowed somewhat over the past decade or so, but slowdowns like this are expected in a warming world, and do nothing to cast doubt on the long-term upward trend in global temperatures

Taking the Carbon Out of Coal Watch Video Science Behind the Story

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Taking the Carbon Out of Coal

Carbon capture and sequestration or CCS is a technology that can remove carbon dioxide emitted by a power plant and store it underground. Climate Central visits the site of a proposed coal plant in Linden, NJ to find out how it is done.

How Do We Know It Is Not a Natural Cycle? Watch Video

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How Do We Know It Is Not a Natural Cycle?

When scientists look at climate variations in the past, they don’t see anything like today’s warming.

What Is the Greenhouse Effect? Watch Video

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What Is the Greenhouse Effect?

The greenhouse effect happens when sunlight warms the Earth, and molecules in the atmosphere intercept the resulting heat before it can escape to space.

Carbon Counter Launched Watch Video

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Carbon Counter Launched

A massive new billboard was installed in midtown Manhattan on June 18. It's a first-ever carbon counter that gives an up-to-the minute reading of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere—like a debt clock for the climate.

What We Know For Sure Watch Video Science Behind the Story

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What We Know For Sure

No scientist disputes that carbon dioxide is a greenhouse gas and that it is increasing in the atmosphere. And careful detective work shows that the increase has chemical fingerprints — from us.

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