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Looking at the evidence for climate change

In this issue of Wideworld you can explore the causes, impacts and responses to climate change. This Geographical Skills column looks at a graph which shows how both temperature and carbon dioxide levels have changed over time.

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F igure 1 is a line graph showing two sets of data along the y axis , carbon dioxide (CO2) in the atmosphere measured in parts per million (ppm) and average global temperature in degrees celsius (°C), and shows time on the x axis.

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