"WWF-US is teaming up with 5 other NGOs (Sierra Club, EDF, NRDC, UCS
and World Resources Institute) to produce a poster showing convincing
evidence of change related to global warming. We have a wealth of
information from North America and pretty good stuff on glaciers and
sea-level rise, but we need to get more on biodiversity impacts,
infectious diseases, drought, changes in seasons or other, less obvious
changes. The criteria for inclusion are that the effects could be strongly
related to observed climatic changes as outlined by the IPCC, and that
they can be substantiated. So the long-term rainfall deficit in parts of
southern Africa and associated events or changes would qualify, as
would accelerated glacier melt in Canada, tree-line change in the Alps,
sea-level rise on the U.S. east coast or birds nesting earlier in the UK. A
big hurricane hitting Florida is not an example."
http://www.ecowho.com/foia.php?file=3543.txt&search=wwfnet
and World Resources Institute) to produce a poster showing convincing
evidence of change related to global warming. We have a wealth of
information from North America and pretty good stuff on glaciers and
sea-level rise, but we need to get more on biodiversity impacts,
infectious diseases, drought, changes in seasons or other, less obvious
changes. The criteria for inclusion are that the effects could be strongly
related to observed climatic changes as outlined by the IPCC, and that
they can be substantiated. So the long-term rainfall deficit in parts of
southern Africa and associated events or changes would qualify, as
would accelerated glacier melt in Canada, tree-line change in the Alps,
sea-level rise on the U.S. east coast or birds nesting earlier in the UK. A
big hurricane hitting Florida is not an example."
http://www.ecowho.com/foia.php?file=3543.txt&search=wwfnet
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