Global temperature anomalies 2006-2010

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Global temperature anomalies 2006-2010

Global temperature anomalies. Illustration showing five-year average global temperature anomalies from 2006 to 2010. The scale runs from dark red, indicating areas warmer than average, to dark blue, indicating areas colder than average. Asia, the Arctic and parts of Africa are much warmer than average. 2010 tied with 2005 as the warmest years since records began. These global rises in temperature could melt the polar ice caps and cause severe drought in some areas

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2006 2010 Climate Climate Change Climatological Climatology Continent Earth Science Global Global Warming Meteorological Meteorology Rise Rising Surface Temperature Temperatures Weather World World Wide Anomalies Climatic

EDITORS COMMENTS
This print from Science Photo Library showcases the global temperature anomalies between 2006 and 2010. The illustration depicts a map of the world, with colors ranging from dark red to dark blue, indicating areas that are warmer or colder than average respectively. It is evident that Asia, the Arctic, and parts of Africa experienced significantly higher temperatures during this period. The image serves as a stark reminder of the alarming rise in global temperatures over recent years. In fact, both 2010 and 2005 tied as the warmest years on record since data collection began. These unprecedented increases in temperature have far-reaching consequences for our planet. One major concern highlighted by this artwork is the potential melting of polar ice caps due to rising temperatures. This phenomenon poses a significant threat to coastal regions worldwide as it contributes to sea-level rise and increased vulnerability to extreme weather events such as hurricanes and storm surges. Additionally, severe droughts are another consequence depicted in this image. As certain regions experience higher-than-average temperatures, water scarcity becomes an imminent issue affecting agriculture, ecosystems, and human livelihoods. Through this powerful visual representation of historical climate data, we are reminded of the urgent need for collective action against climate change. It serves as a call-to-action for individuals, communities, governments, and industries alike to prioritize sustainable practices aimed at mitigating further global warming impacts on our precious planet Earth.

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