Two images of the day: above — the picture says it all. Doesn’t look like much, does it? [via Ecohustler, h/t @Revkin]. And below, a NASA photograph from the International Space Station showing what that thin skin of air looks like in situ. Note the large cumulonimbus clouds casting shadows, especially the one left of centre, which looks as though it’s bumped into the tropopause. [h/t In It For The Gold]
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Hot Topic, the first popular science book to examine global warming from a New Zealand perspective, was 
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That really puts it into perspective doesn’t! Beautiful!
Why do we have to go and stuff it all up?
Damn good question!
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