Climate Change
The climate of a region consists of not only temperature, but also on many other factors. Most of these factors change drastically when the average temperature of that region changes by even a small amount. This is what we call a climate change or shift. Needless to say it severely disrupts local ecosystems.
For those of you already living in a cave, here is a recap of the worst hurricane season ever. At least for now. This video went around a bit last fall, and does not include the last few hurricanes that occurred after the season had officially ended. 2005 was also the longest hurricane season in recorded history.
Variations of the Earth’s Surface Temperature
A couple of graphs showing the recent and long-term variation of the Earth’s Surface temperature in the different regions with a special look at Africa. This is from the most recent UNEP report.
A couple of graphs showing the current changes being experienced in Zimbabwe, in Africa. This is from the most recent UNEP report.
The Melting Snows of Kilimanjaro
A look at mountain glaciers, then and now. From the most recent UNEP report.
This is a commercial from the United Kingdom on Global Warming. It is hosted on YouTube.
ABC World News Tonight on Climate Change
Part of an ABC News documentary on Climate Change. It is hosted on YouTube.
A short message to America from the Earth featuring the Blue Man Group. It is hosted on YouTube.
A video short speaking to the dissenting opinion on global warming and climate change. It is hosted on YouTube.
Polar Bears in the Face of Global Warming
A cartoon about Polar Bears and the melting ice caps. It is hosted on YouTube.
From the Competitive Enterprise Institute, this is a video from their ad campaign, “We Call It Life,” about CO2 emissions and what it means for the world. It is hosted on YouTube.
This is a short video describing the implications that global warming has upon the arctic tundra. It is hosted on YouTube.
Climate Change Graph Explained by David Attenborough
A short clip from the BBC television series, “Are We Changing Planet Earth,” explaining the causes of climate change. It is hosted on YouTube.
Global Warming…or NONE LIKE IT HOT!
A short clip from the show Futurama, this cartoon clip was also seen in An Inconvenient Truth. It is hosted on YouTube.
A couple clips showing the possible sea level rise in several places around the world. It is hosted on YouTube.
An informative discussion about the melting of the polar ice caps. It is hosted on YouTube.
Global Warming: Temperatures in Motion
This is video shows the change in global temperature from 1884 to 2006. The data is documented as coming from NASA. It is hosted on YouTube.
This video shows the change in the Arctic Summer Sea Ice from 1990 to the present and projects the future until 2049. It is from the National Center for Atmospheric Research. It is hosted on YouTube.
This is an award winning animation showing some simple things we can do to help with climate change, as well as some big things. It is hosted on YouTube.
Global Warming: From “If” to “When”
This video is from a weekly program that deals with various issues. This one is about Global Warming and the Kyoto protocol. It gives good numbers, but doesn’t explain the numbers very well. But it does address what big business and the government are doing. It is hosted on YouTube.
Aftermath » Blog Archive » Multimedia and Schools: An Expansion said,
May 13, 2006 at 9:56 pm
[...] Climate Change, Culture, Deforestation, Gaia, Overpopulation, Peak Oil, Politics, Skills, Sustainability, and Water Wars. [...]
Aftermath » Blog Archive » New Multimedia Added said,
May 24, 2006 at 9:13 pm
[...] This announcement is to inform our readers that we have added many new videos dealing with Climate Change for your viewing pleasure and a new political cartoon dealing with the Water Wars. As always, spread the word, and if you have any multimedia we do not have up here that you would like to see added send us an email at aftermathemail@yahoo.com. [...]
Aftermath » Blog Archive » New Multimedia Added: Peak Oil and Climate Change said,
June 10, 2006 at 8:01 pm
[...] This time we are happy to announce several new videos within the Climate Change category, one of which is on the opposing view point! Two more videos have also been added to the Peak Oil category, one of which was initially aired in 1977! [...]
Aftermath » Blog Archive » New Multimedia Added: “None Like it Hot!” said,
August 21, 2006 at 4:24 pm
[...] Once again, here we are with new multimedia to share. Like so many before this one, it is located in the Climate Change section. That particular section, at the moment, happens to be the largest in our multimedia page. Global Warming seems to be the phrase of the year! [...]
Eco-Site « Aftermath said,
September 18, 2006 at 7:34 pm
[...] This page is from Leonardo DiCaprio, who is very familiar with the problems facing the environment. There are two videos on the main page. One deals with Global Warming. The other is about the coming water issues. [...]
Ross Christy said,
December 2, 2006 at 5:38 am
HI I am a school boy. I am doing course work on globle warming i was woondering if i you could send me some data on Globle warming!!! And what you think well happen in the next few years and what well be the end result
Thank you
Pleasew E-mail back
Ross Christy
Aftermath said,
December 2, 2006 at 7:42 pm
Here at Aftermath we strongly believe students should do their own homework. Feel free to look around the site at what we have here, and google Global Warming for more information.
-Benjamin Shender and Miranda Vivian
Aftermath said,
December 12, 2006 at 9:32 pm
Several instances of spam have been deleted from this page. Should anyone coming here require information on global warming, peak oil, climate change, water wars, and the like, what we have here is for the taking. Beyond that, do your own homework. Any more requests for school assignment information will be deleted.
-Miranda Vivian and Benjamin Shender
Misty said,
February 21, 2007 at 11:45 pm
You should make your font larger.
Aftermath said,
February 24, 2007 at 12:41 pm
Thankyou for the input. When we change our format, which I’m sure we will eventually, we will keep that in mind.
- Miranda Vivian