Sentences with phrase «driver of temperature»

Now then if CO2 is a significant driver of temperature one would expect to see a significantly different rate in the rate of warming as soon as CO2 becomes a driver.
A relatively small group of people was able both to claim that CO2 is the main driver of temperature / climate, and to become dominant in this field.
The relative atmospheric concentrations of greenhouse gases as well as aerosol and particulate content coupled with other climate information gives insight into both the importance of these as drivers of temperature as well as how these drivers might couple in either a positive or negative feedback sense (Beckman and Mahoney, 1998).
That is, GHG are not the only driver of temperature changes as recorded.
So we have temperatures falling all the way down even though CO2 concentrations in these concentrations where supposed to be a very strong upwards driver of temperature».
The relative atmospheric concentrations of greenhouse gases as well as aerosol and particulate content coupled with other climate information gives insight into both the importance of these as drivers of temperature as well as how these drivers might couple in either a positive or negative feedback sense.
Thus, the conceptualization that human activity or CO2 concentration changes are the primary drivers of temperature changes and sea level rise does not seem to be supported by the geological evidence.
It just seems to em that all this SHOULD have produced SOMETHING in the CO2 charts, and if CO2 is such a driver of temperatures, a bump in the temperature charts.
The relative atmospheric concentrations of greenhouse gases as well as aerosol and particulate content coupled with other climate information gives insight into both the importance of these as drivers of temperature as well as how these drivers might couple in either a positive or negative feedback sense.
The relative atmospheric concentrations of greenhouse gases as well as aerosol and particulate content coupled with other climate information gives insight into both the importance of these as drivers of temperature as well as how these drivers might couple in either a positive or negative feedback sense (Beckman and Mahoney, 1998).
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