«There's some who think we're warming, there's some who think we're cooling, there's some who think that the last 16 years have shown
a pretty stable climate environment,» he had said.
There's some who think we're warming, there's some who think we're cooling, there's some who think that the last 16 years have shown
a pretty stable climate environment.»
Not exact matches
So in order to constrain the
climate sensitivity from the paleo - data, we need to find a period under which our restricted subsystem is
stable — i.e. all the boundary conditions are relatively constant, and the
climate itself is
stable over a long enough period that we can assume that the radiation is
pretty much balanced.
Of course, for a planet to survive a billion of years of life sustaining
climate, one might just think it was
pretty stable.
It's
pretty obvious that the oceans of this planet make the
climate stable.
Carrick, The
climate system has been
pretty stable for 10,000 years.