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Kinds of studies that contradict you. the u.n.'s panel on climate change says it is at least 95% likely more than half the temperature increase since the mid 20th century is due to human activities. noaa, that's our own national oceanic and atmospheric administration, says there's more carbon dioxide now than in the last 400,000 years, and noaa says 2015 and 2014 are the two hottest years on record. mr. twiew wit, are we supposed to believe that's all a coincidence? >> no. look, chris, i've said through the process in my confirmation process, individually with senators as well that there's a w...

Ratify this on the national level. that happens differently in different countries. they're hoping this can be an executive order as opposed to something that goes through congress because there are a lot of members of congress who would be opposed to this agreement and who express doubt about climates science in general even though the science is fairly sound. that will be interesting. the real question is, how do nations around the world actually carry the ambition of this agreement forward and enact policies that get to us these targets. this treaty essentially sets the goal of limiting war...

Of temperature increase in such a short period of time. roughly since the start of the industrial revolution. the early 1900s. that's when we started to see our temperatures rise quite dramatically. in a short period of time. in fact, since the year 1880, we have seen our temperature rise 0.85 degrees celsius, roughly 1.5 degrees fahrenheit. that occurring in only roughly a century of time would actually baffle scientists. if we look at this chart, we should see that kind of temperature spike over tens of thousands of years. so it's that short duration of time that's alarming scientists and al...

Evaporate because there's too much moistur in the surrounding environment. the do you want is at least at 95 fahrenheit or 35 celsius. even the healthiest of human beings will succumb to these elements if they're exposed for six hours. high pressure dominates the area here. some of those major cities, the study analyzed where we know the temperatures 40s and 50s celsius, 110, 120 fahrenheit, that's a common trend here. with the greenhouse gas e moigs missions on the right, the temperature increase over this region, you can see the what it feel like getting into the 160s or 70s celsius. this is...

$650,000 bail. it is hot and getting hotter on planet earth. the national oceanic and atmospheric administration says global temperatures are running well above last year's record. all but guaranteeing 2015 will be the hottest year ever. officials at the agency say last month was the warmest september on record and the temperature increase from september 2014 was the largest since global tracking began in 1880. speaking of tracking, we know that the government can track our phones. now the long-awaited answer for exactly how they do it, next.