Climate Change: Pictures of a Warming World

Global Warming Pictures: Glacier National Park, Montana, and Melting Ice
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A hurricane-damaged home in Gulf Breeze, Florida.

Thousands of Pensacola area residents were displaced from their damaged homes following Hurricane Ivan in October of 2004.

Scientists suggest that climate change may be leading to more devastating and more frequent natural disasters, like hurricanes and floods. The 2004 hurricane season may already have convinced Florida residents, as they were hit by four powerful storms between mid-August and late September.

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—Photograph by Bill Koplitz/FEMA
 

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