Sentences with phrase «past warm eras»

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The calculations are in line with estimates from most climate models, proving that these models do a good job of estimating past climatic conditions and, very likely, future conditions in an era of climate change and global warming.
Scientists are trying to predict this new, warmer state by looking into the record of past eras of climate change.
Children born today will live through an era of rapid global warming in which the future of the climate no longer looks like the past.
Least they think the «deniers» planted trees under the ice that clearly show past eras of warming that their chart manipulations have successfully erased from their data lines.
WHEN you are a man - made global warming alarmist prosecuting your case as «unprecedented», you need to make sure that no recent climate era was as warm or warmer than the present, even if that means having to rewrite the past to fit your theory.
«Antarctica Melted in the Past, and As the Climate Warms, It's Poised to Melt Again «The South Pole has been the stable one in the climate change era — relatively speaking.
I find it odd that the past is always colder and the recent era always warmer after the adjustments.
Mostly, it is because the forcings in the past (prior to the satellite era) are much more poorly constrained (aerosols + solar in particular)- so the attribution of the ~ 0.75 warming so far is more tricky than calculating the estimated change in temperature in the future (which of course assumes some GHG trajectory).»
The Cenozoic Era — encompassing the past 65.5 million years, the time that has elapsed since the mass extinction event marking the end of the Cretaceous Period — has a broad range of climatic variation characterized by alternating intervals of global warming and cooling.
Skeptic Argument: CO2 Levels were higher in the past Response: The Ordovician glaciation was a brief excursion to coldness during an otherwise warm era, due to a coincidence of conditions.
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