What is the evidence for climate change?

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What is the evidence for climate change?

Follow the instructions on the worksheet and use the images/text around the classroom to identify 5 different sources of information to act as evidence for climate change. Summarise the evidence inthe relevant place on the worksheet. Your task:

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Actual and predicted temperatures from scientific instruments

CO2 and temperature variations over 300,000 years

Photographic evidence of shrinking glaciers

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