Climate Facts: Sharing science and hope
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Since the industrial revolution, temperatures in Canada have been rising at a faster rate than before. If warming trends continue with will put wildlife species at risk, affect yield of agriculture and cause extreme weather events with the potential to displace millions.
I'm really inspired by Years of Living Dangerously and their hashtag #ClimateFacts to raise awareness about climate change. Paws For Reaction #ClimateFacts raise awareness about climate science, and also share solutions and renewable achievements. I'd love to hear your thoughts and questions about climate change or the Climate Reality Corps: email pawsforreaction@live.ca
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Since the industrial revolution, temperatures in Canada have been rising at a faster rate than before. If warming trends continue with will put wildlife species at risk, affect yield of agriculture and cause extreme weather events with the potential to displace millions.
“Between 1948
and 2012, the annual average surface air temperature over Canada’s landmass
warmed by about 1.7°C, approximately twice the global average. While warming
trends are observed consistently across the country, stronger trends are found
in the north and west, particularly during the winter and spring. Northern
Canada (north of 60° latitude) has warmed at a rate approximately 2.5 times the
global average since the late 1940s.”
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