«But the fact that they're occurring more often and more consistently, in part we may be seeing climate
change loading the dice.»
Not exact matches
EA and
DICE have been listening to fans and made
loads of
changes to make just about everyone happy.
«The climate
dice are now
loaded to a degree that a perceptive person old enough to remember the climate of 1951 — 1980 should recognize the existence of climate
change, especially in summer.»
Pielke, Jr. has already created his «bullshit» button for anyone saying the report be used to attribute the costs of losses (to date) from
loaded rolls of the weather
dice thanks to climate
change.
No single weather event can be attributed to climate
change, but a warming climate does
load the
dice in favor of heavier extreme precipitation events.
The «
loading the
dice» analogy is becoming popular but it misses something very important: climate
change also allows unprecedented (in human history) things to happen.
Loaded dice: The perfect analogy for deciding whether our weirdly warm winter was the result of climate
change or luck.
The climate
change dice are
loaded.»
What we have done with climate
change is to «
load the
dice» so that now we have just one side with cooler than normal weather and one side with normal weather.
While it is very difficult to attribute individual weather events to global warming, we do know that climate
change will «
load the
dice» and result in more frequent extreme weather events.
However Flannery et al claim we have now
loaded the
dice which in gaming parlance means that you weight the
dice in a particular way so as to
change the chance of probability and skew the results by artificially creating an imbalance in the die itself causing the same number to be rolled over and over again.
He interviews our good friend Gavin Schmidt, and explains how rising greenhouse gases are «
loading the climate
dice» —
changing the relative odds of different extremes, rather than eliminating all cold days entirely.
I then showed how climate
change is
loading the
dice for warmer and more extreme weather, while showing there would still be some cold and snowy days.
That climate
change would
load the
dice in favour of more intense disasters is well established.
Now, climate
change so far, has
loaded the
dice there, as you suggest.
How will
loading of the climate
dice continue to
change in the future?
«The climate
dice are now
loaded to a degree that a perceptive person old enough to remember the climate of 1951 — 1980 should recognize the existence of climate
change, especially in summer,» the scientists write in the PNAS paper.