It's long been known that El Niño variability affects the global mean temperature anomalies. 1998 was so warm in part because of the big El Niño event over the winter of 1997-1998 which directly warmed a large part of the Pacific, and indirectly warmed (via the large increase in water vapour) an even larger region. …
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North Pole notes
http://www.realclimate.org/index.php/archives/2008/06/north-pole-notes/I always find it interesting as to why some stories get traction in the mainstream media and why some don't. In online science discussions, the fate of this years summer sea ice has been the focus of a significant betting pool, a test of expert prediction skills, and a week-by-week (almost) running commentary. …
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More PR related confusion
http://www.realclimate.org/index.php/archives/2008/06/more-pr-related-confusion/It's a familiar story: An interesting paper gets published, there is a careless throwaway line in the press release, and a whole series of misleading headlines ensues. This week, it's a paper on bromine- and iodine-mediated ozone loss in marine boundary layer environments (see a good commentary here). …
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A Very Long Response
http://socialenvironmentalist.blogspot.com/2008/07/very-long...Research a climate change “skeptic” and you’ll frequently find energy interests behind them. Your link also refers to a fixation on the “hocky stick representation of temperature history.” This myth has also been debunked.
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Trends Guide Online
http://for.kicks-ass.org/trends.htmA paranoid surfer will find it hard to ignore the sneaking suspicion the all these trend sites have joined forces into one ruthless monopoly that tries to persuade us, as hard as it can, that it is only here to identify, when, ... Comment on Global trends and ENSO by iceman #23. ?The ?1950 to 1978? (1942 to 1978) temps were likely due to aerosol pollution. We can always go back to producing sulphates and CFC to cool the planet I suppose, but how much do you like acid rain and skin cancer and all the other
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Climate Change in Media: HT Reaches New Low
http://whatswiththeclimate.org/2008/07/07/climate-change-in-...[10] So it’s absolutely false to imply that this is a new discovery that somehow challenges man made global warming. Not only is it old research, it has also been debunked several times (see here, here, here, here and here). In July last year the prestigious Royal Society of UK published a study concluding that the Sun’s output cannot be causing modern-day climate change. [11] To quote BBC News on it:
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Leucophaea
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Musgo no Concreto
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IDEA that making me constant never ending conqueror
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Wanhoffs Wunderbare Welt der Wissenschaft
http://wissenschaft.wanhoff.deSoftware entwickelt, mit der man Bauteile ähnlich wie Knochen am Computer erstellen kann und später in einer speziellen Maschine auch wirklich fertigen kann. Besondern in der Flugzeug- und Fahrzeugtechnik ist das ein Vorteil, um Gewicht zu sparen. Wie man einst und heute die Wassertemperatur misst und was man daraus lernen kann.
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Climate Change: The Next Generation
http://climatechangepsychology.blogspot.comEl Niño events (more generally, the El Niño-Southern Oscillation (ENSO)) were taken out of the way. There is no perfect way to do this -- but there are a couple of reasonable approaches. In particular, the Thompson et al. (2008) paper (discussed here) used a neat way to extract the ENSO signal from the SST data by building a simple physical model for how the tropical Pacific anomalies affect the mean. He kindly used the same approach for the HadCRUT3v
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環境問題を考えてみた。
http://blog.livedoor.jp/watanabe_chem_lab123/archives/98670....→SGWさんが運営しているブログ。温暖化に関するいろいろな情報が得られて面白い。 温暖化懐疑論へのコメント 東北大学明日香先生の報告書 Real Climate →複数の気象学者が運営しているブログで温暖化肯定論の最大拠点。 英語だからすべて読んでいるわけではないが、スベンスマルクに対する 反論などは大変勉強になった。
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Global trends and ENSO
http://articles.greenlinkcentral.com/?p=43551the El Niño events (more generally, the El Niño - Southern Oscillation (ENSO)) were taken out of the way. There is no perfect way to do this - but there are a couple of reasonable approaches. In particular, the Thompson et al (2008) paper (discussed here), used a neat way to extract the ENSO signal from the SST data, by building a simple physical model for how the tropical Pacific anomalies affect the mean. He kindly used the same approach for the HadCRUT3v
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