Most downscaling approaches to date have relied
entirely on circulation - based predictors and, therefore, can only capture this component of the climate change.
Not exact matches
Hurricane prognosticator William Gray (whose public statements we have commented
on previously), has, in his recent senate testimony, confidently asserted that a putative increase in the intensity of the Atlantic Thermohaline
circulation over recent decades was
entirely responsible for this increase:
Sequestration rates,
on the other hand, changing the total of CO2 in the atmosphere, and hence the ppm concentration, has another timeframe
entirely (regulated primarily by ocean
circulation exposing water that can absorb CO2), which you seem strangely unaware of.
«You may be getting global cooling of 1 - 2C
on average, but that's
entirely confined to certain regions and that would really upset weather patterns, ocean
circulation and local biology.»