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…satellite record is by comparing February 2016 to October 2016. This drop, however, is merely weather that is superimposed on the long-term climatic trend. Steven Sherwood Professor, University of New…
…Simulated effect of deep-sea sedimentation and terrestrial weathering on projections of ocean acidification, Journal of Geophysical Research Oceans Jean-Pierre Gattuso Research Professor, CNRS, Université Pierre et Marie Curie and IDDRI…
…not confuse the weather prediction of an exact meteorological state, limited by the chaotic nature of the system, and climate projections of the statistics of variables in response to forcing,…
…“There is little scientific basis in support of claims that extreme weather events – specifically, hurricanes, floods, drought, tornadoes – and their economic damage have increased in recent decades due…
…video below), but short-term natural variability is very important, just as weather is naturally variable. Additionally, sea ice is transported around by winds and ocean currents—controlled by persistent regional patterns…
Scientists’ Feedback SUMMARY This article in the New York Times is organized around maps of projected increases in extremely hot weather because of human-caused climate change. Scientists who reviewed the…
…impact, along with impacts on the spread of human disease, food security, extreme weather, and marine ecosystems, for example. See all the scientists’ annotations in context REVIEWERS’ OVERALL FEEDBACK These…
…a small proportion of winter mortality is likely associated with temperature. A growing numbers of publications are exploring associations between weather and winter mortality, with differences in methods and results….
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We know that humans have most flourished during times of, what, warming trends. I think there are assumptions made that because the climate is warming, that that is necessarily a bad thing.
…a larger scale oscillation or more regional weather patterns, year to year and multi-year differences in the amount of sea ice and its character are part of the natural variation…