Concerning decadal changing trends of CO2 content in atmosphere I have expressed that they are caused by changing temperatures of sea surface water on the seasurface areas where seasurface CO2 sinks are.
Not exact matches
Another interesting question
concerning a new Maunder Minimum would be the impacts on
decadal - scale prediction, where both internal variability and
changes in TSI are competitive with
changing greenhouse gases.
Concerning climate -
change forecasting, we can not expect that increased computer power and improved climate models will in the future «give more precise probability distributions of outcomes at the regional and
decadal scales».
While I am deathly
concerned about Global Warming and its destructive effects — and quite frankly I think we're fubar, ecosystems
change VERY rapidly over
decadal time scales.
Concerning the derivation of my own graphical adaptations of the IPCC and Hadley Center source graphics, the process by which the slopes of historical CET trend lines were determined is readily evident from direct examination of the illustration, without any further explanation other than to clarify that all fitting of trend slopes was done by visually placing each linearized trend line onto the original HadCET source plot wherever it was appropriate in the CET record for the particular
decadal rate of
change being fitted: -0.1, -0.03, +.03, +0.1, +0.2, +0.3, or +0.4