Global Warming isn’t a new phenomena, if it’s even real (it’s still a hotly contested issue), and maps showing the trends of head and water currents have been around for centuries. Over at the GlobalWarmingArt website they’ve got a nice collection of maps showing several effects believed to be related to Global Warmimg, with information on the source data and algorithms used.
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