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hockeystick 0.0.0.9000

• Added a NEWS.md file to track changes to the package.

hockeystick 0.1.0

• Five datasets and warming stripes included in package

hockeystick 0.2.0

• Add climate_grid() and hockeystick_update_all()

hockeystick 0.3.0

• Add get_icecurves() and plot_icecurves() to visualize current and historic sea ice

hockeystick 0.3.4

• Don’t cache data by default, added write_cache options

hockeystick 0.4.0

• Add get_temp2k() and plot_temp2k() to visualize global Common Era reconstructed temp

hockeystick 0.5.0

• Add Atlantic hurricane data, get_hurricanes(), plot_hurricanes(), plot_hurricane_nrg()

hockeystick 0.5.1

• Update caching approach to comply with CRAN policies

hockeystick 0.5.2

• Add date/value annotations to charts

hockeystick 0.6.0

• Add global emissions from GCP: get_emissions(), plot_emissions()

hockeystick 0.6.1

• Fix leaving example data in cache

hockeystick 0.6.2

• Update documentation to conform with R version 4.2

hockeystick 0.6.3

• Add connectivity checks to conform with CRAN requirements

hockeystick 0.7.0

• Added methane data and cumulative co2 emissions treemap visualization

hockeystick 0.7.1

• Plot GCP emissions with land use change

hockeystick 0.7.2

• url-specific connectivity checks

hockeystick 0.7.3

• Fix climate grid connectivity checks

hockeystick 0.8.0

• Add daily temperature data from ClimateReanalyzer.org

hockeystick 0.8.1

• Select hurricane category in get_hurricanes() / Fix daily temp caching

hockeystick 0.8.2

• Update new get_dailytemp() urls

hockeystick 0.8.3

• Update to reflect climatereanalyzer switch to Copernicus data

hockeystick 0.8.4

• Update to plot_temp_scatter() and plot_temp_monthly()

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