Key Findings
1. Global warming is unequivocal and primarily human-induced. Global temperature has increased over the past 50 years. This observed increase is due primarily to human-induced emissions of heat-trapping gases. (p. 13)
Climate report forsees dire effects
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Susan Palmer | Eugene Register-Guard
Almost every aspect of life in the southern Willamette Valley could feel the effects of climate change, a report released today says.
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MMT Editorial: Time To Act Locally
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Editorial Board | Medford Mail Tribune
It can be daunting to wrap one’s mind around the concept of global climate change. It’s easy to see the threats posed by melting glaciers and endangered polar bears, but it’s harder to understand what that means to us here in the Rogue Valley, or what we can or should do about it.
Climate change could hit Rogue Valley hard
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Scott Learn | The Oregonian
If global warming continues unabated, summer temperatures in the Rogue River Valley could rise up to 15 degrees by 2080, making the weather in the southern Oregon valley similar to Sacramento’s, Oregon researchers said in a report released today.
Rogue Basin Climate Change Impact Report At A Glance
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Medford Mail Tribune
Expected increases in year-round temperatures of up to 3 degrees Fahrenheit by 2040 and up to 8 degrees by 2080. Summertime high temperatures are likely to rise by up to 15 degrees by 2080.