Fossil Fuels and Global Warming: Video

I've created a video entitled “Does Burning Fossil Fuels Cause Global Warming?”. It’s a pictorial examination of the relationship between fossil fuel use, carbon dioxide increase, and increased long-term global average temperature. It presents experimental data showing that a) the long-term global average temperature is increasing, b) the atmospheric CO2 level is increasing, c) the increased CO2 originates from burning fossil fuels, and d) burning fossil fuels is a major factor directly contributing to global warming.

Please have a look!
　
This video is the third in a series that also includes
           Our Invisible Energy and
           Light and Heat - The Greenhouse Effect.
　
© 2012 Henry Auer

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