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Google is using its Google Earth mapping tool to simulate on a 3D map of the world the predicted effects of climate change until the year 2100.
Using data provided by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, the search giant created new layers for Google Earth showing the range of expected temperature and precipitation changes under different global emissions scenarios that could occur throughout the century.
The new tools were introduced in partnership with the Danish Government ahead of the United Nations Climate Change Convention in December.
Known as the COP15, the meeting in Copenhagen is shaping up as the critical venue for forging a global deal to reduce carbon emissions.
Users can view the effects of climate change on their own country either by installing a plug-in into Google Earth or via a special web page. Initially only temperature and precipitation changes can be viewed but Google plans to add several new layers and videos in the coming weeks.
In a video tour introducing the new Google tools, climate change activist Al Gore showed some of these upcoming layers, which will let users view the ongoing effects of sea-level rises, polar ice-sheet melting and water shortages.
Originally posted by wycky
reply to post by Kryties
That's awesome, good to hear (not the blowing up part) my friend and I just built and HHO (Oxyhydrogen) Cell for my car, we should be testing is this weekend and hopefully install in 2 weeks time, i can't wait