So they show, how climate change could affect. Well, with Google, I suppose that people will easier buy this story.  

What will happen to Earth between now and 2100? And more importantly, how do you get people to care about our climate future? That's what environmentalists, scientists, and even TV people are all asking -- and using everything from Google Earth to online games in an effort to engage people.

Put Google Earth together with British scientists, and you get "Climate Change In Our World," an "interactive animation showing how climate change and global temperature rises could affect our world over the next 100 years." (via Grist) Google Earth fans can now watch a time lapse of the Earth heating up simply by downloading a KML.

Originally at Los Angeles Times: Looking at climate change in 2100, Google Earth-style