Floods, famine, drought, pestilence, disease — they are all commonly
predicted results of global warming.
Not exact matches
An increase in snowfall has long been
predicted as a
result of global warming.
«The
result is not a surprise, but if you look at the
global climate models that have been used to analyze what the planet looked like 20,000 years ago — the same models used to
predict global warming in the future — they are doing, on average, a very good job reproducing how cold it was in Antarctica,» said first author Kurt Cuffey, a glaciologist at the University
of California, Berkeley, and professor
of geography and
of earth and planetary sciences.
These models currently
predict that as a
result of today's
global climate change, Antarctica will
warm twice as much as the rest
of the planet, though it won't reach its peak for a couple
of hundred years.
Although
global warming is likely to change the distribution
of species, deforestation will
result in the loss
of more dry forests than
predicted by climate change damage.
One possible source is a 1938 study by pioneering climate scientist Guy Callendar in which he
predicted that doubling the
global concentration
of carbon dioxide from pre-industrial levels would
result in around 2 °C
of warming.
«The
results thus
predict an interesting two-fold negative impact on the potential world - wide distribution
of the miconia plant
resulting from
global warming since a decrease in potentially affected areas in overrun territories would be minimum,» says González - Muñoz.
He and his colleagues hope to find correlations between those circumstances and diversity, which might enable them to
predict the impact
of global warming and the
resulting ocean acidification on marine ecosystems.
«This species has the smallest, most restricted habitat
of any Amazonian primate, and it has been
predicted that the habitat may be drastically altered due to changes in weather patterns as a
result of global warming.»
The
resulting computer simulation is the basis for
predicting the catastrophic effects
of increasing AGHG on
global warming.
The basic fact that rising concentrations
of greenhouse gases
result in
global warming has been understood since it was
predicted from physical laws over a century ago; specification
of the magnitude and geographical distribution
of the
warming are elucidated by the twentieth century observations and calculations.
Anyway it is a false comparison to compare old temperatures with new temperatures when asking «wht should we do» you need to compare «our solution» with «their solution» If you are advocating a political strategy you need to accept current proposed strategies will probably still
result in the majority
of the
global warming predicted in the ordinary scenario (if not all
of it — a point which I can argue if you like).
This intensification has
resulted in significantly greater
global summer monsoon rainfall in the Northern Hemisphere than
predicted from greenhouse - gas - induced
warming alone: namely a 9.5 % increase, compared to the anthropogenic
predicted contribution
of 2.6 % per degree
of global warming.
Christy, a noted skeptic
of catastrophic man - made
global warming, said his
results reinforce his claim that climate models
predict too much
warming in the troposphere, the lowest five miles
of the atmosphere.
Kevin Hamilton, who co-authored the report, warns: «If our model
results prove to be representative
of the real
global climate, then climate is actually more sensitive to perturbations by greenhouse gases than current
global models
predict, and even the highest
warming predictions would underestimate the real change we could see.»
This is opposite to the prediction and since this was the only actual problem
predicted to
result directly from the
predicted global warming;
global warming should be
of no concern.
1847 «George Perkins Marsh (1801 - 1882) author
of the 1847 lecture that
predicted — «human - induced climate change» — from multiple historical records Scientists WERE ALREADY LECTURING ABOUT
GLOBAL WARMING and the
resulting Climate Changes, in 1847!
Here's the problem with the Bayesian approach as we see it being used here: prior information is being used to incorporate
results from previous studies for the purpose
of demonstrating that later data — despite being a reduced sample size — effectively
predicts global warming.
Researchers said that a doubling
of carbon dioxide in the Earth's atmosphere compared with pre-industrial times could
result in a
global temperature increase
of up to 5.3 C — far
warmer than the 4.6 C older models
predict.
Dismissing natural variability even though it is well demonstrated by now that the consensus view on so - called «
global warming» has failed seems to invert the scientific process
of (in rough form): Observe > hypothesis > test /
predict > measure
result > Compare to observation > reconcile to reality.
The same «experts» who
predicted that hurricanes would become stronger and more frequent as a
result of the
global warming - which also did not happen.
The UN's IPCC and associated climate alarmist scientists
predicted that severe weather would increase globally as a
result of human - caused
global warming.
Over this period the mean CR intensity appears to have fallen by less than 0.6 % using the data
of Bazilevskaya et al. (2008)... the increase in temperature
predicted [as a
result] is 0.002 C, a value that is quite negligible to the
Global Warming in this period...
Hansen long ago had
predicted that if human CO2 emissions continued in a manner
of «business - as - usual» there would
result exceptional, accelerating
global warming.
Velasco dismissed computer models that are used to
predict global warming as a
result of man - made carbon dioxide emissions, noting that «today we are experiencing a scientific revolution in which on one side there are are supercomputers and on the other, human intelligence.
The
resulting computer simulation is the basis for
predicting the catastrophic effects
of increasing AGHG on
global warming.
The basic fact that rising concentrations
of greenhouse gases
result in
global warming has been understood since it was
predicted from physical laws over a century ago; specification
of the magnitude and geographical distribution
of the
warming are elucidated by the twentieth century observations and calculations.
And while the study published in the journal Nature last week did not dispute manmade
global warming, it did
predict a cooling from recent average temperatures through 2015, as a
result of a natural and temporary shift in ocean currents.
Even if
global warming wasn't a hoax a rise
of sea levels still is impossible to
predict — e.g., some scientists believe that with
global warming there would be increased precipitation and it could fall as snow on a frozen Antarctica and stay there
resulting in falling sea levels.
The principal glacier
of the world's biggest tropical ice - cap could disappear within five years as a
result of global warming, one
of the world's leading glaciologists
predicted yesterday.
A new study, due to be presented in July to the International Commission on Snow and Ice (ICSI),
predicts that most
of the glaciers in the region will vanish within 40 years as a
result of global warming.