Tiny Tim Was Right! The Ice Caps Are Melting!
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It's not a bad thing, although it may make for a few uncomfortable surprise moments in and around the photocopier area
Which may just lead to me being sent home to work from there, comfy in my pyjamas.
Honestly, I'm not seeing a downside here.
Is that gravel? Why are people sitting on the gravel? Did they forget how to beach?
BINGO!
Nice catch! Have you been there?
Perhaps they are frightened about the rising seas and just want to be prepared. A dry run possibly.
They look cold and wet too judging by the extra blubber the beach patrons are packing. They added the gravel and cobble to keep from sinking.
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According to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change [IPCC, 2007] “More research to investigate the effects of solar behavior on climate is needed before the magnitude of solar effects on climate can be stated with certainty.” While the IPCC focuses on the effects of changing solar irradiance, they also note that there might be other mechanisms through which the Sun can couple to the Earth's climate [IPCC, 2007, Chapter 1]. In this paper we utilize meteorological analyses to investigate the possible influence of variations in geomagnetic activity on SATs in both hemispheres; we control for solar irradiance variability and discuss other possible sources of variability that might also affect SATs...
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More boring earth science stuff...
According to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change [IPCC, 2007] “More research to investigate the effects of solar behavior on climate is needed before the magnitude of solar effects on climate can be stated with certainty.” While the IPCC focuses on the effects of changing solar irradiance, they also note that there might be other mechanisms through which the Sun can couple to the Earth's climate [IPCC, 2007, Chapter 1]. In this paper we utilize meteorological analyses to investigate the possible influence of variations in geomagnetic activity on SATs in both hemispheres; we control for solar irradiance variability and discuss other possible sources of variability that might also affect SATs...
Today we sit at 0.2C up. What is the interglacial mean and where do we sit on this real climate marker?
