Global Warming: Emotional Images Beyond Glaciers

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The discussion centers on the search for emotional imagery related to global warming beyond the common depiction of melting glaciers. Participants express skepticism about finding impactful images that accurately represent the effects of global warming, suggesting that many visuals may lean towards sensationalism. One participant proposes using creative concepts, such as contrasting old and new thermometers to illustrate slight temperature changes, as a way to convey the ongoing impact of climate change. The conversation highlights the challenge of capturing the nuanced effects of global warming in a visually compelling manner.
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am in need of some emotional pictures about global warming other than having images about melting of glaciers
 
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Emotional pics of global warming? I don't think you'll find anything that isn't more or less sensationalism. There is no way to know what exactly is a direct effect of global warming so taking a pic of it would be difficult. Glaciers are about as close as you are going to get I think.
 
How about manbearpigs film, one could take clips from that.
 
how about a picture of an old fashioned thermometer that shows 95 degrees F. Then next to it a picture of a brand new digital thermometer that shows 95.01 degrees F. Call it Then and Now
 
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