Global Warming Issues

Another Tsunami hit Indonesia Monday (July 17, 2006), caused by a 7.7 magnitude earthquake which struck just off of Indonesia’s coast. The small island of Java was hit hardest by the subsequent tsunami, and the total death toll so far has already passed the 550 mark. As Global Warming continues to progress, the world’s climate system is being stressed more and more, to such an extent that natural disasters such as this one are occurring more frequently and are becoming much more intense.

For more information about the recent Tsunami, please click here.

Here are a few pictures that really show how glaciers around the world are melting over time. Much thanks goes to Gary Braasch and worldviewofglobalwarming.org for allowing us to use these images. We’d also like to congratulate Gary on his portfolio on Global Warming, which was featured on the Discovery Channel Web site, in conjunction with their recent program on Global Warming. To view Gary’s portfolio on Global Warming, please click here.

Much Thanks to Jim Wark and Airphoto North America for picture permissions

To see more of Jim’s awesome pictures, please visit his site.

This picture was taken just after sunset up on Diamond Head Lookout. It doesn’t get more gorgeous than this.

Youv’e GOT to see this TIME magazine photo essay on Global Warming.