Then BBC can show "dramatic" examples of global warming:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/shared/spl/hi/picture_gallery/05/sci_nat_how_the_world_is_changing/html/1.stm

I would love to get the inside scoop on this first picture two picture comparsions- the photograph itself shows it is from two different locations [but it could be from miles off to just a few feet- I don't know]. Btw here's Upsala Glacier from space:
http://gosouthamerica.about.com/library/blArgspacepix3d.htm

Some of rest of the photos have more glaring faults. One of the captions reads "thousand independent scientists, predicts that sea levels could rise by between 9 and 88cm in the next century."

Or in other words sea levels could rise at a slower rate than they have been doing for last few thousand year or they can dramatically increase. The safe bet is that sea level will generally rise at 1/16th of inch per year, but it could be vaquely possible that sea levels will stay the same level or even drop- and if this ever actually happens you can be assured that the global warming nuts will see this as "somehow" confirming that, "yes, human activity is the major factor in causing the planet to warm". Anyhow, look at the pictures and see if you can note the various misrepresentations.