Category: Attribution
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by Judith Curry Politics versus science in attributing extreme weather events to manmade global warming. Read more.
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by Ross McKitrick Ben Santer et al. have a new paper out in Nature Climate Change arguing that with 40… Read more.
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by Judith Curry A careful look at the early 20th century global warming, which is almost as large as the… Read more.
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by Donald Rapp On the terminations of Ice Ages. Read more.
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by Judith Curry How can the fundamental disagreement about the causes of climate change be most effectively communicated? Read more.
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by Judith Curry In looking for causes, I have applied the ‘Sherlock Holmes procedure’ of eliminating one suspect after another.… Read more.
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by Judith Curry Suggestions for the climate ‘red team’ response. Read more.
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by Jim Steele A better accounting of natural groundwater discharge is needed to constrain the range of contributions to sea… Read more.
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by Tony Brown This article examines the continued cooling of CET this century Looks at a similar scenario of regional… Read more.
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by Javier Summary: Modern Global Warming has been taking place for the past 300 years. It is the last of… Read more.
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by Javier Climate variations that alter the angular momentum of the atmosphere modify the speed of the Earth’s rotation, which… Read more.
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by Judith Curry Introduction and context for a new Climate Etc. series on sea level rise. Read more.
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by Judith Curry Short summary: scientists sought political relevance and allowed policy makers to put a big thumb on the… Read more.
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by Javier Summary: Holocene climate has been affected in different periods by several centennial to millennial solar cycles. The ~… Read more.
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By Javier The existence of a ~ 2400-year climate cycle, discovered in 1968 by Roger Bray, is supported by abundant… Read more.
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by Javier The Neoglacial has been a period of progressive cooling, increasing aridity, and advancing glaciers, culminating in the Little… Read more.
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by Javier First in a two part series on Holocene climate variability. Read more.
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by Javier Dansgaard-Oeschger (D-O) events are the most dramatic and frequent abrupt climate change events in the geological record. They… Read more.
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by Nic Lewis [W]e estimate that the warming slowdown (< 0.1 K/decade trend beginning in 1998) could persist, due to… Read more.
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by Javier Insights into the debate on whether the Holocene will be long or short. Read more.
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by Judith Curry We conclude that the observed cooling over central Eurasia was probably due to a sea-ice-independent internally generated… Read more.
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by Donald Rapp In a recent paper, Ellis and Palmer (2016) proposed that deposition of dust on giant ice sheets,… Read more.
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by Nic Lewis Was early onset industrial-era warming anthropogenic, as Abram et al. claim? Read more.
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by David Wojick Our goal here is to begin to articulate a research program into the role of recent long-term… Read more.
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by Judith Curry A new study finds that human-caused warming in the west tropical Pacific was not responsible for a… Read more.