Sentences with phrase «many paleorecords»
«In the paleorecord, we find a lockstep correlation between the amount of [phytoplankton growing] and temperature,» says Coale.
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«Many paleorecords record global temperature rises of 5 to 6 degrees Celsius in a decade or two, and I give some examples.
Then he started to get squirmy because I was saying that [even] if we didn t have the hockey stick and the paleorecord, we have an absolutely reliable record over the last 100 years or so, and it s warming like crazy.
The resulting governing equation exhibits the necessary solution structure to explain qualitatively both strong, persistent changes in monsoon rainfall, as observed in paleorecords, and abrupt variablity within one rainy season.
Abrupt monsoon transitions as seen in paleorecords can be explained by moisture - advection feedback
However, for regional downscaling (and global) models to add value (beyond what is available to the impacts community via the historical, recent paleorecord and a worst case sequence of days), they must be able to skillfully predict changes in regional weather statistics in response to human climate forcings.
Historical and paleorecords reveal that ENSO events have changed in frequency and intensity in the past on multidecadal to century timescales.
Increasingly, paleorecords are used as historical baselines for landscape management, conservation, and restoration.