Not exact matches
In the current analysis, Bohr wanted to find out if people's particular political orientations and
beliefs about global
warming changed at all
during periods of so - called temperature anomalies, when temperatures above or beyond the normal are experienced.
Further, since you agree with us that the
warming rate
during the next several decades will be below 0.325 ºC / decade, then, as I have pointed out, due to the level of natural variability, a 20 - yr time period is too short to really differentiate between your
beliefs and ours (if there exist any).
Contrary to widespread
belief of northward boreal forest expansion due to recent
warming, lack of post-fire recovery
during the last centuries, in comparison with active tree regeneration more than 1000 years ago, indicates that the current climate does not favour such expansion.
It is particularly remarkable that rainfall driven by the Westerly Maritime Stream from the Atlantic has not risen markedly since the 1970s despite the
belief global
warming has been dramatic
during this period and the expectation of increased oceanic evaporation and associated precipitation that should accompany such
warming.