Not exact matches
As
things heat up, I would therefore expect that hotter air will create less dense air and that said, air expansion would push the jet streams north and south as the tropics get
more sunlight and the
heat is trapped in the climate system, and
absorbed slowly by the oceans.
This is a fortuitous
thing, for if there was not this alteration of the energy flow, with the oceans
absorbing more heat being the excellent
heat sink they are, we'd have a much faster warming troposphere as greenhouse gases increase.
Pielke seniors
thing is that land use changes leadto albedo changes which lead to
more heat absorbed, so actually the warming isn't much to do with CO2 and so there isn't much of a problem.
Among other
things, there is evidence that the oceans have
absorbed more heat than we initially calculated.
(BTW, the skeptics like to game the Beer's Law
thing — «existing CO2 already
absorbs all the IR from the ground» — forgetting that
absorbed heat has to be re-emitted, and
more CO2 shifts up the equilibrium temperature.