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366W9366_lamb.jpg Inquisitive young lambs peak through a stile in a drystone wall Yorkshire Dales National Park
 
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366W4729_protestor.jpg A tourist helicopter flight traverses melting seracs on the snout of the Argentiere Glacier like most Alpine glaciers it is retreating rapidly due to global warming Chamonix France Somewhat ironic wanting to observe glaciers but causing them to disapear due to your choice of transport
 
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366W4156_heron.jpg A Grey Heron on the shores of Grasmere in the Lake district UK. This bird is far more common in the UK than it was 30 years ago. This is probably partly due to the cleaning up of rivers and water courses but is mainly due to climate change causing much milder winters. In the past harsh winters would leave their feeding grounds frozen leading to many Herons starving in winter
 
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366W4161_HERON.jpg A Grey Heron on the shores of Grasmere in the Lake district UK. This bird is far more common in the UK than it was 30 years ago. This is probably partly due to the cleaning up of rivers and water courses but is mainly due to climate change causing much milder winters. In the past harsh winters would leave their feeding grounds frozen leading to many Herons starving in winter
 
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366W4162_heron.jpg People passing a Grey Heron on the shores of Grasmere in the Lake district UK. This bird is far more common in the UK than it was 30 years ago. This is probably partly due to the cleaning up of rivers and water courses but is mainly due to climate change causing much milder winters. In the past harsh winters would leave their feeding grounds frozen leading to many Herons starving in winter
 
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366W4164_heron.jpg People passing a Grey Heron on the shores of Grasmere in the Lake district UK. This bird is far more common in the UK than it was 30 years ago. This is probably partly due to the cleaning up of rivers and water courses but is mainly due to climate change causing much milder winters. In the past harsh winters would leave their feeding grounds frozen leading to many Herons starving in winter
 
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366W4185_may blossom.jpg Hawthorn blossom on a tree in Grasmere Cumbria UK. Known as May blossom in many parts of the UK after the month in whih it flowers. Climate change has lead to spring starting ever earlier leading to Hawthorn having been observed flowering in some parts of the UK as early as February
 
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366W4222_hawthorn.jpg Hawthorn blossom on a tree in Grasmere Cumbria UK. Known as May blossom in many parts of the UK after the month in whih it flowers. Climate change has lead to spring starting ever earlier leading to Hawthorn having been observed flowering in some parts of the UK as early as February
 
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366W4223_hawthorn blossom.jpg Hawthorn blossom on a tree in Grasmere Cumbria UK. Known as May blossom in many parts of the UK after the month in whih it flowers. Climate change has lead to spring starting ever earlier leading to Hawthorn having been observed flowering in some parts of the UK as early as February
 
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366W4228_may blossom.jpg Hawthorn blossom on a tree in Grasmere Cumbria UK. Known as May blossom in many parts of the UK after the month in whih it flowers. Climate change has lead to spring starting ever earlier leading to Hawthorn having been observed flowering in some parts of the UK as early as February
 
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366W4360_nest box.jpg A Blue Tit nesting in a garden nest box. Nest records show that due to climate change Blue tits are now nesting several days earlier than 40 years ago
 
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366W3895_sunglasses.jpg A climber on Harter Fell in the Lake District Cumbria UK reflected in sunglasses
 
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366W2025.jpg A man looks at dew frozen on a spiders web
 
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366W0034.jpg For the Inuit residents of Shishmaref, a tiny island between Alaska and siberia, global warming is a double whammy. Firstly sea ice that used to envelop the island around late September is now not forming until December. this leaves the island vulnerable to storms that have already washed 10 houses into the sea, leading to them being referred to as the worlds first refugees from global warming. Other houses have had to be moved back from the edge. Secondly the animals they rely on as part of their subsistance existance are becoming harder to find, as they migrate further north, away from the island. Joe Braach, the headmaster of Shishmaref School looks out of his front window to the ever encroaching sea. When he moved to Shishmaref 18 years ago the sea was around 30 metres from his property, now it is about 2 metres away.
 
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366W4661.jpg melting seracs on the snout of the Argentiere Glacier like most Alpine glaciers it is retreating rapidly due to global warming Chamonix France
 
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366W4712.jpg A tourist helicopter flight traverses melting seracs on the snout of the Argentiere Glacier like most Alpine glaciers it is retreating rapidly due to global warming Chamonix France Somewhat ironic wanting to observe glaciers but causing them to disapear due to your choice of transport
 
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366W4714.jpg A tourist helicopter flight traverses melting seracs on the snout of the Argentiere Glacier like most Alpine glaciers it is retreating rapidly due to global warming Chamonix France Somewhat ironic wanting to observe glaciers but causing them to disapear due to your choice of transport
 
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366W4717.jpg A tourist helicopter flight traverses melting seracs on the snout of the Argentiere Glacier like most Alpine glaciers it is retreating rapidly due to global warming Chamonix France Somewhat ironic wanting to observe glaciers but causing them to disapear due to your choice of transport
 
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366W4718.jpg A tourist helicopter flight traverses melting seracs on the snout of the Argentiere Glacier like most Alpine glaciers it is retreating rapidly due to global warming Chamonix France Somewhat ironic wanting to observe glaciers but causing them to disapear due to your choice of transport
 
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366W4724.jpg A tourist helicopter flight traverses melting seracs on the snout of the Argentiere Glacier like most Alpine glaciers it is retreating rapidly due to global warming Chamonix France Somewhat ironic wanting to observe glaciers but causing them to disapear due to your choice of transport
 
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366W4729.jpg A tourist helicopter flight traverses melting seracs on the snout of the Argentiere Glacier like most Alpine glaciers it is retreating rapidly due to global warming Chamonix France Somewhat ironic wanting to observe glaciers but causing them to disapear due to your choice of transport
 
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366W4727.jpg A tourist helicopter flight traverses melting seracs on the snout of the Argentiere Glacier like most Alpine glaciers it is retreating rapidly due to global warming Chamonix France Somewhat ironic wanting to observe glaciers but causing them to disapear due to your choice of transport
 
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