Sentences with phrase «rapid warming»

This was probably the result of rapid warming of the ocean - bottom waters, and an associated decline in the concentration of dissolved oxygen there.

This study shows the pause is temporary, and says that the plateau will be compensated by more rapid warming later.

But that's not what we are seeing, we are observing a highly significant, very rapid warming trend.

So we get around 3 degrees Celsius of rapid warming at 550 parts per million, according to mainstream science.

If so, then the prognosis as defined by the course of natural variability would be for a short period of rapid warming followed by a gradual, steady cooling.

The current hiatus will probably be followed by rapid warming as heat escapes the ocean, so we are unlikely to get another decade of no warming before 2030.

The temperatures in 2017 are in - line with what climate models have projected and show continued rapid warming since the 1970s.

All show rapid warming in the past few decades and that the last decade has been the warmest on record.

«Whether or not such rapid warming will occur... depends on actions taken to control climate change,» the authors write.

Thus, their estimate of 1 - 2 more decades before rapid warming resumes might be right; but, if so, I'd consider them lucky rather than smart.

The highly - sensitive X-ray system offers automatic set - up and rapid warm up within 90 seconds for fast and accurate operation.

The 20th century may have had uniquely rapid warming, but we would need higher resolution data to draw that conclusion with any certainty.

Such a melting, even under the most rapid warming scenario, would be measured in centuries, not years.

The added growth is happening as the arctic faces rapid warming.

During earlier rapid warming there was no additional research effort directed at explaining «catastrophic» warming.

All show rapid warming in the past few decades, and all show the last decade as the warmest.

It follows that 1992 - 1998 was not the most recent period of rapid global warming, but that very rapid warming was observed in the 15 - year period up to 2007.

We've got a single sample of reliable data showing rapid warming: late 20th century.

But as nations all over the world attempt to reduce aerosol pollution in the air, researchers of both studies suggest the world will see more rapid warming.

This was followed by the very cold period of the 1800s, and then by rapid warming that started in about 1900.

Australian mean temperature change over the last century is best represented by a bilinear model, with a period of relatively no change from 1910 through to 1950, followed by a period of relatively rapid warming from 1950 to present.

«We showed that high - latitude wetlands are inactive during the ice age but can be rapidly reactivated during rapid warming events,» Fischer told environmentalresearchweb.

«Skeptics» constantly look for flattening or cooling trends in short - term data, whereas realists (by definition) don't look for rapid warming trends in short - term data, but rather examine long - term trends.

Sutton et al didn't say which model had which ratio, but over that recent interval, maybe the aerosol forcing has actually reduced (this factor is fingered for the recent rapid warming over Europe at least).

Such rapid warming on a global scale is quite rare in the geological record, and while it may not be entirely unprecedented, there is strong evidence that whenever such a change has happened, whatever the cause, it was a catastrophic event for the biosphere.

As a consequence, between 1971 - 2000 and 1981 - 2010 the Dutch average temperatures have risen by 0.42 degrees (per decade)-- more than twice the global average and indicative for relatively rapid warming over much of Western Europe.

The warm water is only about 125 metres down, so we could see rapid warming as it resurfaces.

«Counterintuitively, rapid climate changes during the ice age were, at times, highly beneficial for megafauna when rapid warming allowed grasses and forbs to briefly spread before peatlands had a chance to take over the landscape and degrade forage quality,» said Groves.