Not exact matches
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The authors found that
only after November 2007 (when ARGO was 100 % complete) is the ARGO network sufficiently robust to give accurate short - term trends of what they term «
global ocean
indicators».
At present, however, the world gathers
only around half of the data needed to monitor progress based on SDG 4
global education
indicators.
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But why focus on a
global mean that is known to have
only a sluggish relationship to real human stress — especially over the sub-decadal time periods that are relevant to most human decision - making — rather than other
indicators that are more tightly coupled and better canaries?
Indeed, there's a world of difference between citing one paper that has done something that MIGHT rebalance the
global mean temperature data — as Joe's post suggests — and then assuming that the problem is fixed and the
indicator remains the first best
only way to measure
global goals despite the fact that natural variability in the
global mean surface temperature will also make that a sluggish measure.
In case you're interested in knowing what I think (as someone not smart enough or knowledgeable enough to debate the science)-- I would say that
global mean (surface) temperatures are an
indicator (or measure) of
global warming — but they are
only one measure of such, but not sufficient as a complete measurement.
This is probably the most important
indicator of
global warming as it comes from
only two occurrences - glacial melt and the expansion of ocean water as it warms.
These phones have
only been given European price tags, an
indicator that this is the target market for HMD
Global, at least for now.
This entails not
only the availability of
global data on children's living arrangements but also a reliable set of
indicators of child and family vulnerability to separation.