Weather patterns are shifting, ice caps are melting and sea levels are rising. Climate change is the subject of the November issue of National Geographic magazine. The entire issues is dedicated to exploring the issue as well as examining remedial actions. WSIU's Jeff Williams talks with National Geographic magazine's Dennis Dimick for this edition of In The Author's Voice. You can view the online edition here.
In The Author's Voice: Climate Change
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Albert Lukassen's world is melting around him. When the 64 year old Inuit man was young, he could hunt by dogsled on the frozen Uummannaq Fjord on Greenland's west coast until June. This photo shows him in April.
Ciril Jazbec/National Geographic
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Meltwater gushes from an ice cap on the island of Nordaustlandet in Norway's Svalbard archipelago
Paul Nicklen/National Geographic
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Lit by morning sun, smoke from burning trees obscures the Amazon rain forest in Mato Grosso, Brazil. In recent decades nearly a quarter of the forest has been cleared for farming, releasing millions of tons of stored carbon into the air.
George Steinmetz/National Geographic
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Dennis Dimick, National Geographic magazine's Executive Editor, environment
National Geographic
