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Stopping the Mercury's Rise

Massive projects could keep the global temperature down but with some considerable risks.
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A Changed World

Explore how six degrees of warming are possible in one hundred years.
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He Wrote the Book

Literally. Read Mark Lynas’ book that inspired the program.
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Learn about ways to help the Earth. One of the easiest: recycling.
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“Six Degrees Could Change the World”: Available on NGC HD VOD beginning February 11th.

Like something out of a disaster movie, a six degree global average temperature rise
in the next one hundred years could render the world something completely different.

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