The cause of global warming is still under debate.” – Choi and Manousiouthakis, 2022
Radiative models estimating the temperature effects of increasing CO2 to 420 ppm indicate 0.64°C of the alleged 1.2°C warming since the 19th century could be explained by CO2 increases.
A 2013 study suggested only 0.26°C (<33%) of the warming since 1880 could be attributed to the 290 to 385 ppm CO2 increase.
Published: 13 January 2022 Gianluca Alimonti, Luigi Mariani, Franco Prodi & Renato Angelo Ricci The European Physical Journal Plus volume 137, Article number: 112 (2022) Cite this article Abstract This article reviews recent bibliography on time series of some extreme weather events and related response […]
By Neil L. Frank Hurricane Ian “rapidly transformed from a relatively weak storm into a strong one, [a] phenomenon that has become more common” due to climate change. So reported the New York Times in its daily email newsletter. […]
From the NoTricksZone By P Gosselin Charts by Kirye, using data from the Japan Meteorological Agency (JMA) Extreme weather events, like tropical storms, are supposed to be intensifying and becoming more frequent as the world warms, the global warming […]
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