2. The years 2001 to 2012 represents 12 of the 14 warmest years globally in the 133 period of record. 2010 - 2012 mark the 34 th, 35 th, and 36 th consecutive year respectively with global temperatures above the 20 th century average. Trends Source for the information above: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, State of the Climate: Global Summary Information - December 2011 and December 2012

4. Ocean heat content based on observations made in the upper 700m of the water column over the last 50 years. Graph Source: European Environmental Agency, Published November 14, 2012

5. Source: NASA Goddard Space Flight Centre Accessed in January 2013

6. In July 2012, 88% of the corn-growing region of the United States was affected by heat and drought conditions. Credit: USDA Source: The Guardian, October 12, 2012

8. In 2012 Arctic sea ice extent hit a new record low seasonal minimum. Source: Arctic Sea Ice News and Analysis Sept. 19, 2012

9. As the atmosphere warms, it is able to hold more water vapour, with the result that flooding is being experienced more widely across the world. Source for the chart: Web Site of the United Nations International Strategy for Disaster Reduction

10. Scenarios For GHG Emissions Growth & Corresponding Global Surface Warming Source: Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. IPCC 2007 The Physical Science Basis: SPM5

11. Below is a global emissions pathway that offers a 67% probability of limiting average global temperature rise to 2°C. Source: The Copenhagen Diagnosis, Figure 22, November 2009

12. An example of what Saskatchewan should do in electricity generation Geographical Size: Germany: 357,022 sq km Saskatchewan: 651, 036 sq km. Population (2012): Germany: 82,000,000 Saskatchewan: 1,080,000 Source:2012 German Nuclear & Gas-Fired Generation Falls Further While Renewables Grow” by Paul Gipe