There's now a chart for that. The new visualization peers backwards for 2,000-plus years to estimate, year by year, what average global temperatures were like. In the image, each line represents a ...

The risks of climate change are not easy to communicate clearly. Since the atmosphere affects everything, everything will be affected by its warming — there’s no single risk, but a wide and ...

Back in 1998, a little known climate scientist named Michael ... And the bottom line conclusion doesn't change." Thus the single hockey stick gradually became what Mann calls a "hockey team." ...

Today, The New York Times publishes an interactive chart showing detailed ... including one day at 105 degrees, setting a new December high temperature record. It also suffered from extensive ...

The conservative National Review, which has regularly criticized and rejected the scientific consensus on climate change, tweeted the following graph on Monday afternoon. The graph is correct.

CLAIM: A graph from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration displaying land and ocean temperatures over the last eight years shows that the Earth has been cooling, not warming, proving ...

The graph is also built on data from a single location in Greenland and isn't representative of global temperatures, experts say. Graph data from one location, does not represent global temperatu ...

A single year can see its temperatures rocket for reasons having ... Association did in a recent report. Here's the graph: Each one of those bars aggregates 10 years of data.

This year’s El Niño officially climbed to the top of the record books (at least by one measure ... waters in the Pacific are helping drive up temperatures globally as well as affect the ...

He showed The Mail on Sunday’s graph alongside the correct one. Ed Miliband: PM must discuss climate change with President Trump In a blog post, Bob Ward, policy and communications director at ...