Truth #1

• India reached 122 degrees Fahrenheit in 2002, 2003, and 2005.

1. http://www.gsfc.nasa.gov/scienceques2001/20020524.htm

• The source is NASA.
• NASA has a lot of scientists and other people that study earth in it.
• The source is very credible
• The source says it is true, and in 1922, the temperature in northwestern Libya exceeded 136 degrees Fahrenheit.
• Yes, I believe the source because it is very credible and it comes from a compilation of scientists.

2. http://www.earth-policy.org/Books/PB2/PB2ch4_intro.htm

• The source is The Earth Policy Institute.
• The Earth Policy Institute is a group of writers that write about problems such as global warming and other world-wide issues.
• The source is credible.
• The source says that in 2002, a massive heat wave killed thousands in India, and Europe.
• I believe this because it has a list of sources at the end coming from scientists and other areas of research.

3. http://www.gcrio.org/OnLnDoc/pdf/2003_weather_summary.pdf

• The source is the US government
• The US Government gains information from many scientists and climatologists.
• Credible
• Source says in 2003, another heat wave struck India and killed many people.
• I believe it because the government should have truthful answers