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…about global temperatures and global temperature data. The authors attempt to argue that global temperatures are not increasing by cherry-picking some local examples of weather extremes. The headline further claims…
…is missing. Victor Venema Scientist, University of Bonn, Germany A decent summary of the European heat wave in June 2019. If anything the article understated how exceptional the weather was….
…consequences. there has been no systematic increase in the frequency of extreme weather events, Mark Richardson Research Associate, Colorado State University/NASA JPL It’s not clear how you judge “systematic increase…
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the U.S. Climate Reference Network[...] finds there has been no warming for the past 14 years at least
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The drop in NO<sub>2</sub> content has only been “slight”. So it cannot be the evil diesel engine cars that are “choking” our cities.
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Several types of flat-topped landforms, such as buttes and mesas, are the remains of giant ancient trees.
…influence of climate change on some types of extreme weather are still unclear (e.g. tornadoes), however the strongest hurricanes are expected to become even more intense as the climate continues…
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the U.S. is shattering high temperature records far more frequently than it is shattering low temperature records
…to natural weather patterns”. But the author provides no evidence for this argument and ignores recent research providing clear evidence that 1) storms are slowing down in observations, and 2)…
…27th article at Space Weather Archive, in which NASA scientist Martin Mlynczak discusses the influence of current low solar activity on the Earth’s thermosphere—a layer of the atmosphere that begins…