Earth's globally averaged surface temperature is rising

Observed increases in the Earth's globally averaged surface temperature offer credible evidence of significant climate change.

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Anthropogenic Climate Change
Human impact on the Earth's climate?
Case for significant anthropogenic forcing is clear
Scientific measurements provide strong supporting evidence
Earth's globally averaged surface temperature is rising
0.6 +/- 0.2°C warming observed during 20th Century
0.17°C rise per decade since 1976
Observed warming of more than 0.25°F (0.14°C) since 2000
0.5 C warming since 1940 within instrument error range
Observed warming explained by non-human factors
Temperature rises associated with industrialization
Rate of change rapid compared to recent historical pattern
Observed melting of snow and ice
CO2 levels haven't risen this rapidly at any time over 20m years
Global CO2 emissions from fossil fuels 40% higher in 2008 than 1990
Observed increases in global average ocean temperature
Observed melting of snow and ice
Observed rises in global average sea level
Phytoplankton vanishing from warming oceans
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