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2 New Papers: Scientists Report A Rapid Deceleration Of Greenland Ice Sheet Melt Since 2013

2 New Papers: Scientists Report A Rapid Deceleration Of Greenland Ice Sheet Melt Since 2013

By on 16. September 2019

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Share this…FacebookTwitterGreenland’s ice sheet mass losses have significantly decelerated since 2013 – a reversal from the rapid retreat from the 1990s to 2012 driven by cloud forcing and the NAO (Ruan et al., 2019). The post-2013 “relatively stable” ice sheet even gained mass during 2017-’18 (Andersen et al., 2019). Ruan et al., 2019    Decelerated […]

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NASA: We Can't Model Clouds, So Climate Models Are 100 Times Less Accurate Than Needed For Projections

NASA: We Can’t Model Clouds, So Climate Models Are 100 Times Less Accurate Than Needed For Projections

By on 29. August 2019

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Share this…FacebookTwitterNASA has conceded that climate models lack the precision required to make climate projections due to the inability to accurately model clouds.  Clouds have the capacity to dramatically influence climate changes in both radiative longwave (the “greenhouse effect”) and shortwave. Cloud cover domination in longwave radiation In the longwave, clouds thoroughly dwarf the CO2 […]

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Physicists: Clouds 'Practically Control' Climate, Whereas Human Warming Amounts To 0.01°C Per 100 Years

Physicists: Clouds ‘Practically Control’ Climate, Whereas Human Warming Amounts To 0.01°C Per 100 Years

By on 11. July 2019

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Share this…FacebookTwitterTwo University of Turku (Finland) physicists have determined a) the climate’s sensitivity to a doubling of CO2 is 0.24°C, b) the human contribution to the warming of the past century is only about 0.01°C, c) the IPCC and climate modeling dramatically overestimate CO2’s climate impact, and d) variations in low cloud cover control the […]

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