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wstęp

[1] Climate Change: How Do We Know?, NASA, climate.nasa.gov/evidence [dostęp: 31.01.2020]. Jeśli nie zaznaczono inaczej, cytaty w przekładzie tłumaczki.

[2] Tamże.

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[6] Glenn Scherer, How the IPCC Underestimated Climate Change, „Scientific American”, 6.12.2012.

[7] James Hansen i in., Ice Melt, Sea Level Rise and Superstorms: Evidence from Paleoclimate Data, Climate Modeling, and Modern Observations That 2°C Global Warming Could Be Dangerous, „Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics”, nr 16 z 22.03.2016.

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denali

[1] Aldo Leopold, Round River, Oxford University Press, New York 1993, s. 165.

[2] Stephen Kurczy, Global Temperature to Rise 3.5 Degrees C. by 2035: International Energy Agency, „Christian Science Monitor”, 11.11.2010.

[3] Climate Change Report Warns of Dramatically Warmer World This Century, World Bank, 18.11.2012.

[4] Steve Connor, Global Warming: Scientists Say Temperatures Could Rise by 6C by 2100 and Call for Action Ahead of UN Meeting in Paris, „The Independent”, 15.04.2015.