Sentences with phrase «to anthropogenic influences»

If I remember correctly, it accounts for about 1 % of anthropogenic influence on climate change.

They're talking at some considerable length about anthropogenic influences in the text and state, that solar merely contributes to recent warming.

To my knowledge, there isn't any proxy reconstruction showing something unusual associated with anthropogenic influence.

The extinction of small and large, plant and animal is a daily event now, as climate change increasingly joins the other anthropogenic influences on the species of our planet.

Does anyone know where I can find the outputs of various climate models, particularly over the satellite era and ideally with runs showing with and without anthropogenic influences?

If we knew that we could get a rough estimate of how much anthropogenic influences really had.

Together with other anthropogenic influences, the fisheries industry is a human activity considered to have considerable strong effects on marine habitats and species.

They first ran the simulation using only volcanic and anthropogenic influences on the climate.

Significant questions about anthropogenic influences on climate remain.

Lean and Rind (2008) How Natural and Anthropogenic Influences Alter Global and Regional Surface Temperatures: 1889 to 2006

However, he still believes it is useful to know how losses are going to change in the future and that the possibility of identifying anthropogenic influence in the future can not be ruled out.

The statistical linkage of Atlantic hurricane PDI to Atlantic SST suggests at least the possibility of a large anthropogenic influence on Atlantic hurricanes.

The first 50 years had little or no net anthropogenic influence (there were forcings to be sure, but mostly offsetting).

Changes in the ratio of ozone to OH radicals could be an additional anthropogenic influence on the atmosphere.

While our aim in this analysis is a purely climatic population model, future studies might seek to incorporate anthropogenic influences, from direct [35] and indirect harvests [15], for example, or from disease [36].

Betts says:» the authors seem to assume that climate science is entirely focussed on anthropogenic climate change, and that natural variability is only researched as a supplementary issue in order to support the conclusions regarding anthropogenic influence.»

Second result:... even if it be assumed [for the sake of argument] that all of the 0.8 [degree Celsius] global warming since anthropogenic influence first became potentially significant in 1950 was attributable to us, in the present century little more than 1.2 [C] of global warming is to be expected, not the 3.3 [C] that the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) had predicted.

It is inadequate to describe fully the radiative effects of several anthropogenic influences including

If you know the answer, you can tell me the values of T, the slope, and the central value and standard deviation of past values (before a supposed anthropogenic influence), measured in a homogeneous way with the same indicator, to be comparable.