Google has no idea what your search words mean. It looks for web pages where those words appear.
Know what you're looking for and use related words or synonyms to get better search results.
THINK BEFORE YOU ACCEPT THE INFORMATION PRESENTED ON A WEBSITE
Evaluate websites before you use them:
Does this website have information that I need?
Who wrote the information on this website? Can I contact them?
How do I know this person is an expert on this subject?
When was the website last updated? Is this information still up-to-date?
What is the purpose of this website? Is it to provide information, or is it trying to entertain me or to sell me something?
Is this information objective? Does it represent more than one opinion?
Who owns the website?
Wikipedia is NOT a reliable academic source!
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("climate change" OR "global warming") AND sea level site:.gov |
174,000 results |
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How does climate change affect sea level? |
3,150,000 results |
Here's how to craft a better search to get fewer and more relevant results:
More information on advanced Google searching and Google Scholar.