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Natural Variability, Attribution and Climate Models #8
In #7 we looked at Huybers & Curry 2006 and Pelletier 1998 and saw “power law relationships” when we look at past climate variation over longer…
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Natural Variability, Attribution and Climate Models #7
In #6 we looked in a bit more detail at Imbers and co-authors from 2014. Natural variability is a big topic. In this article we’ll look at papers that…
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Natural Variability, Attribution and Climate Models #6
With apologies for the long delay, due in part to regular life, and in part to this subject being a “difficult to get your hands around” kind of…
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Digression #3 - The "Greenhouse effect"
This digression article is needed to avoid comment threads being derailed by the basics again and again. I can send commenters here and move comments…
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Natural Variability, Attribution and Climate Models #5
How do we know that a change in the climate, for example, rainfall trends in recent decades, is due to human activity like burning fossil fuels? How do…
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Natural Variability, Attribution and Climate Models #4
In #1 we looked at natural variability - how the climate changes over decades and centuries before we started burning fossil fuels in large quantities…
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Digression #2 - Trends in Droughts from Charles Dickens
In the earliest half dozen chapters, we, dear reader, turned our scrutinizing gaze upon the enigmatic dance of Tropical Cyclones, exploring their…
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