With rising levels of emotion clouding the political debate about global climate change, a new exhibition at the Museum of Arts and Crafts (Musee des Arts et Metiers) in Paris provides a timely reminder that accurate data are the basis of scientific objectivity. Running until April next year, Atmosphere shows how the past 50 years of scientific observation in the Arctic and Antarctic have provided evidence of Earth's vulnerability and changed how we view our planet. The exhibition, says geochemist Jean Jouzel, one of its two scientific commissioners, "provides a clarion call to use this carefully collected data to take informed action against climate change".
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机译：随着情绪的上升笼罩着关于全球气候变化的政治辩论，巴黎工艺美术博物馆（Musee des Arts et Metiers）的一个新展览及时提醒人们，准确的数据是科学客观性的基础。直到明年四月，“大气层”显示了北极和南极过去50年的科学观测如何提供地球脆弱性的证据并改变了我们对地球的看法。两位科学委员之一的地球化学家让·祖泽尔说，该展览会“发出号召，要求使用这些精心收集的数据采取明智的行动来应对气候变化”。
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