Sentences with phrase «future warming»

But the Panel does provide a way to make its projections of future warming consistent with discussions about targets.

This requires capturing both the uncertainty in future warming pathways and the inherently long - term response of the ocean circulation.

It presents an aggressive scenario for future warming under climate change that many climate scientists question.

As long as the latter findings are uphold, I can't see any logical reasoning that the detection of enhanced variability before the instrumental period might lower the projected future warming.

Only continued failure of the models to accurately predict future warming over the next couple of decades will end this nonsense.

And yet, despite all the speculation, one new study says that it is even possible to limit future warming to a more ambitious goal of 1.5 degrees C by 2100.

Furthermore, these recent past trends are also supported by climate models, also suggesting an enhancement of the trends under future warmer climates.

Future warming from fossil fuel burning could be more intense and longer - lasting than previously thought.

Our results show that this trend would continue with future warming.

This remarkable warm period has received much attention lately due to the information it may yield about future warming.

But to say this is a bet on future warming is BS.

They also limit our understanding of how anthropogenic emissions will affect future warming trends.

Lower emissions of heat - trapping gases and particles mean less future warming and less - severe impacts; higher emissions mean more warming and more severe impacts.

Following this path for even another decade would doom efforts to keep future warming below 2 °C.

The pattern of future warming where land warms more than the adjacent oceans and more in northern high latitudes is seen in all scenarios.

One group knows about the pause, and so has skepticism (for some grossly exaggerated) about the certainty of catastrophic future warming.

Is it appropriate then to consider a medieval drought as a possible, although conservative (with respect to temperature), analogue for future warm droughts?

Several recent studies have sought to exploit this observation in order to provide a simple link between levels of cumulative emissions and future warming [11 — 14].

Warming to date, even if not exaggerated and all attributed to man - made and not natural causes, is consistent with far less catastrophic, and more incremental, future warming numbers.

Climate change projections have vastly underestimated the role that clouds play, meaning future warming could be far worse than is currently projected, according to new research.

Following this path for even another decade would doom efforts to keep future warming below 2 °C.

The amount of future warming depends on two factors - climate sensitivity, and human CO2 emissions.

The experiments we have made by paving our cities and making them heat up may have much more to tell us about how organisms will handle future warming.

The biggest factor in determining future warming is the level of heat - trapping gases emitted by human activities.

Knowing future CO2 doesn't allow you to know future warming, at least not with 1972's science.

The models have been consistently predicting future warming, and have been right.

Change on this scale would probably generate a positive feedback in future warming, causing emissions to increase still further.

Future warming from fossil fuel burning could be more intense and longer - lasting than previously thought.

A recent analysis looked at historical damage to food crops from high temperatures during the growing season alongside projections of future warming.

«To give an idea of how strong this enhanced cooling mechanism is, if it was operating on global warming, it would reduce estimates of future warming by over 75 percent,» Spencer said.

Also, the most intense hurricanes and typhoons in the tropics are likely to increase under future warming because they're driven by rising ocean surface temperatures.

The IPCC model projections of future warming based on the varios SRES and human emissions only (both GHG warming and aerosol cooling, but no natural influences) are shown in Figure 6.

Here is the key point, which you dismiss as tangential: While the world has indeed warmed over the last century, and some of that warming has almost certainly been due to man - made CO2, climate scientists are grossly exaggerating future warming in large part because they are exaggerating positive feedback effects in the climate system.