This winter has been kind of insane in the U.S., with a polar vortex one week and snow storms in the South the next, which has some climate change-deniers howling about global warming . NASA is shutting down the naysayers with a new report and illustration that shows the actual overall impact of global warming over the past six decades. What starts out as a happy blue planet in the graphic quickly becomes an angry red one, with nine of the 10 hottest years all occurring in the new millennium. It’s a quick and easy way to visualize the difference between weather and climate and to understand the devastating impact excess carbon emissions are having on the planet. Read the rest of NASA Illustrates 60 Years of Climate Change in New 15 Second Video Permalink | Add to del.icio.us | digg Post tags: Climate Change 2013 , climate change over the past 60 years , climate change vs weather , climate trends vs weather events , climate vs weather , global temperature increase , Global warming 2013 , global warming over 60 years , global warminng vs weather , nasa , NASA climate , nasa climate change , nasa global warming , NASA Goddard , NASA Goddard Infographic , NASA Infographic , NASA Video Graphic , NASA video shows climate change , NASA video shows global warming , NASA weather , temperature increase , warming planet
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NASA Illustrates 60 Years of Climate Change in New 15 Second Video
