With respect to the moderator, I do not believe billev has quoted that article to argue that the majority of climatologists in the 1970s predicted global cooling, but rather to argue that they understood
global temperaures to have declined since the mid-1940s.
«I do not believe billev has quoted that article to argue that the majority of climatologists in the 1970s predicted global cooling, but rather to argue that they understood
global temperaures to have declined since the mid-1940s.
Not exact matches
Why is it that climate sceptics have been going on about the Urban Heat Island * being the cause of the observed
temperaure increase found in the
global averages, if, as you say, there is no increase in the
global averages?
The mechanism (or, more likely, mechanisms) which explains the clear and obvious link between
global air
temperaures and solar / oceanic changes has not been ascertained adequately but it isn't anything to do with CO2.
All three organisations use this dataset as the primary input to their calculation of mean
global surface
temperaure anomaly and so they can hardly be claimed to be independent of one another.