CLIMATE CHANGE and PUBLIC HEALTH
... • Overwhelming consensus of scientific studies is that climate change is human caused and due to increases in greenhouse gases from burning fossil fuel. • Climate change is occurring now, in New York and around the globe. New York State Department of Health ...
... • Overwhelming consensus of scientific studies is that climate change is human caused and due to increases in greenhouse gases from burning fossil fuel. • Climate change is occurring now, in New York and around the globe. New York State Department of Health ...
WARMER PERIODS IN THE SLOVAK MOUNTAINS ACCORDING
... days in the Central Europe (Fig.1, Fig.2). Our effort was aimed on analysis of long observation records at some stations in the Central Europe. We attempted to find warmer periods in this long time series and to analyse these periods by an analogue method. According to IPCC (2001) temporal analogues ...
... days in the Central Europe (Fig.1, Fig.2). Our effort was aimed on analysis of long observation records at some stations in the Central Europe. We attempted to find warmer periods in this long time series and to analyse these periods by an analogue method. According to IPCC (2001) temporal analogues ...
Geology - Oxford Radiocarbon Accelerator Unit
... ideal way to achieve this goal. These results are further important for the ...
... ideal way to achieve this goal. These results are further important for the ...
Interactive comment on “Was the Little Ice Age more or less El Niño
... Evans and al (2015) found quite different results from the usual "climate + white noise" pseudoproxy design. They authors pay lip service to it in section 5.1 but don’t actually use it. Given that their paper is entirely centered on pseudoproxies and that all these PSMs are publicly available, they ...
... Evans and al (2015) found quite different results from the usual "climate + white noise" pseudoproxy design. They authors pay lip service to it in section 5.1 but don’t actually use it. Given that their paper is entirely centered on pseudoproxies and that all these PSMs are publicly available, they ...
The impact of global warming on the tropical Pacific and El Niño
... The coordination of CGCM experiments and output8 has led to an unprecedented level of assessment of the systematic biases in mean tropical Pacific conditions and of the characteristics, physical processes and feedbacks underlying ENSO evolution in CGCMs9,10,11,12,13,14. CGCMs continue to improve in ...
... The coordination of CGCM experiments and output8 has led to an unprecedented level of assessment of the systematic biases in mean tropical Pacific conditions and of the characteristics, physical processes and feedbacks underlying ENSO evolution in CGCMs9,10,11,12,13,14. CGCMs continue to improve in ...
Climate and Climate Change in West Africa, 2008
... When solar radiation reaches the Earth’s atmosphere, a part of it (28%) is directly reflected back (back to space) by the Earth’s air, white clouds and uncovered surface areas (particularly white, ice-covered areas like the Arctic and Antarctic). This is called the albedo. Incidental sun rays that a ...
... When solar radiation reaches the Earth’s atmosphere, a part of it (28%) is directly reflected back (back to space) by the Earth’s air, white clouds and uncovered surface areas (particularly white, ice-covered areas like the Arctic and Antarctic). This is called the albedo. Incidental sun rays that a ...
The PETM and Leaf Margin Analysis
... PETM stands for Paleocene Eocene Thermal Maximum. The PETM was a phenomenon in Earth’s history were the temperature jumped to high temperatures for about 10,000 years. This jump reached 6 degrees Celsius in average temperature. 6 degrees Celsius may not seem like much but remember that annual ...
... PETM stands for Paleocene Eocene Thermal Maximum. The PETM was a phenomenon in Earth’s history were the temperature jumped to high temperatures for about 10,000 years. This jump reached 6 degrees Celsius in average temperature. 6 degrees Celsius may not seem like much but remember that annual ...
PPT
... A Multi-State GHG Registry Collaboration • As state GHG registries emerge companies are confused about where and how to report leading to: • decreased participation • lack of standardization in accounting standards and procedures • competition between voluntary programs ...
... A Multi-State GHG Registry Collaboration • As state GHG registries emerge companies are confused about where and how to report leading to: • decreased participation • lack of standardization in accounting standards and procedures • competition between voluntary programs ...
Climate Change on the Millennial Timescale
... it is over the order of a thousand years that the ocean-atmosphere-land system will redistribute the carbon added to the atmosphere by human fossil fuel burning and land-use change [Lenton, 2000] . Thus the atmospheric concentration of carbon dioxide (CO2) with its dominant contribution to radiative ...
... it is over the order of a thousand years that the ocean-atmosphere-land system will redistribute the carbon added to the atmosphere by human fossil fuel burning and land-use change [Lenton, 2000] . Thus the atmospheric concentration of carbon dioxide (CO2) with its dominant contribution to radiative ...
gcc policy
... substantially underestimate rather than overestimate the potential effects of the rising concentrations of greenhouse gasses accumulating in the earth’s atmosphere. The factors we are currently most uncertain about—for example, positive feedbacks between biological systems and the climate that are n ...
... substantially underestimate rather than overestimate the potential effects of the rising concentrations of greenhouse gasses accumulating in the earth’s atmosphere. The factors we are currently most uncertain about—for example, positive feedbacks between biological systems and the climate that are n ...
Climate Change And The Earth`s Magnetic Poles
... From the statistical correlations, it seems that using either temperature data set, there is little significant difference between the correlations, the main difference being that the best correlation is between temperature-year shifted backwards by 25 years relative to the geomagnetic pole position ...
... From the statistical correlations, it seems that using either temperature data set, there is little significant difference between the correlations, the main difference being that the best correlation is between temperature-year shifted backwards by 25 years relative to the geomagnetic pole position ...
Provide an initial estimate of the uncertainty in UK predicted climate
... Regional climate models (RCMs) are now commonly used to downscale climate change projections provided by global coupled models to resolutions that can be utilised at national and finer scales. Although this extra tier of complexity adds significant value, it inevitably contributes a further source o ...
... Regional climate models (RCMs) are now commonly used to downscale climate change projections provided by global coupled models to resolutions that can be utilised at national and finer scales. Although this extra tier of complexity adds significant value, it inevitably contributes a further source o ...
Managing the Climate Change Liability Risk Facing Greenhouse
... None of these cases progressed beyond that foundational point. There was never any discovery or judicial fact‐finding in any of these cases. Presuming further advancement is even possible, it will likely be met with an onslaught of additional obstacles. ...
... None of these cases progressed beyond that foundational point. There was never any discovery or judicial fact‐finding in any of these cases. Presuming further advancement is even possible, it will likely be met with an onslaught of additional obstacles. ...
WMO GREENHOUSE GAS BULLETIN 2008 MAIN GREENHOUSE
... 23 November 2009 (WMO) Levels of most greenhouse gases continue to increase. In 2008, global concentrations of carbon dioxide, methane and nitrous oxide, which are the main longlived greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, have reached the highest levels recorded since preindustrial t ...
... 23 November 2009 (WMO) Levels of most greenhouse gases continue to increase. In 2008, global concentrations of carbon dioxide, methane and nitrous oxide, which are the main longlived greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, have reached the highest levels recorded since preindustrial t ...
Discuss - Harvard University
... Consider to whom the valued attributes are important. Would all stakeholders consider biodiversity, for example, to be a particularly important attribute of the issue(s) you have identified? Given the main issue(s), what is an appropriate time span over which to examine this system? For example, the ...
... Consider to whom the valued attributes are important. Would all stakeholders consider biodiversity, for example, to be a particularly important attribute of the issue(s) you have identified? Given the main issue(s), what is an appropriate time span over which to examine this system? For example, the ...
Observed coherent changes in climatic
... ABSTRACT: A new global dataset of derived indicators has been compiled to clarify whether frequency and/or severity of climatic extremes changed during the second half of the 20th century. This period provides the best spatial coverage of homogenous daily series, which can be used for calculating th ...
... ABSTRACT: A new global dataset of derived indicators has been compiled to clarify whether frequency and/or severity of climatic extremes changed during the second half of the 20th century. This period provides the best spatial coverage of homogenous daily series, which can be used for calculating th ...
Climate Deception Dossier #7: Global Climate Coalition Primer on
... about the basic science of climate. For example, in 1995, Prof. Cess and his co-workers at the State University of New York published a paper on the energy balance around clouds which indicated that the values being used in climate models were incorrect by 25 %. Cess et al. were unable to identify t ...
... about the basic science of climate. For example, in 1995, Prof. Cess and his co-workers at the State University of New York published a paper on the energy balance around clouds which indicated that the values being used in climate models were incorrect by 25 %. Cess et al. were unable to identify t ...
Pulse response functions are cost-e cient tools to model the link
... large enough to substantially change the ocean circulation and thus the surface-to-deep mixing as characterized by the mixed-layer pulse response function. In other word, the approach can be used as long as the climate system behaves in an approximately linear way. Substantial re-organization of the ...
... large enough to substantially change the ocean circulation and thus the surface-to-deep mixing as characterized by the mixed-layer pulse response function. In other word, the approach can be used as long as the climate system behaves in an approximately linear way. Substantial re-organization of the ...
Supplementary Information - Stockholm Resilience Centre
... in 1970 the half-life of aggregate pollution was one year. Comparing this approach with the planetary boundaries concept, there are several major differences. Beside the very high level of aggregation of the variable and the admittedly enormous uncertainty around the half-life assumption (Turner 200 ...
... in 1970 the half-life of aggregate pollution was one year. Comparing this approach with the planetary boundaries concept, there are several major differences. Beside the very high level of aggregation of the variable and the admittedly enormous uncertainty around the half-life assumption (Turner 200 ...
Paper - Department of Economics
... to a cointegrated system, both making them directly testable, and providing a physical justification for econometric methods that account for data non-stationarity. This makes it possible to estimate a complete system model of global mean-climate model using econometric methods. Doing so opens the d ...
... to a cointegrated system, both making them directly testable, and providing a physical justification for econometric methods that account for data non-stationarity. This makes it possible to estimate a complete system model of global mean-climate model using econometric methods. Doing so opens the d ...
7 CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
... Water, being a renewable resource, is affected by rainfall and severe weather events. Water supply is influenced by the unpredictable weather events brought on by climate change. Problems related to water supply in Africa and southern Africa include: the unpredictability of rainfall; the seasonality ...
... Water, being a renewable resource, is affected by rainfall and severe weather events. Water supply is influenced by the unpredictable weather events brought on by climate change. Problems related to water supply in Africa and southern Africa include: the unpredictability of rainfall; the seasonality ...
The influence of climate change on Western Australian agriculture
... Future climate models indicate that south-west WA autumn and winter rainfall will be reduced by a further 40% by the end of this century with greenhouse gas emissions and stratospheric ozone depletion contributing roughly the same amount to the drying (Delworth and Zeng 2014). Global temperatures ar ...
... Future climate models indicate that south-west WA autumn and winter rainfall will be reduced by a further 40% by the end of this century with greenhouse gas emissions and stratospheric ozone depletion contributing roughly the same amount to the drying (Delworth and Zeng 2014). Global temperatures ar ...
Long-term changes in climate and insect damage
... that of a nearby weather station using a simple regression equation and establishes different coefficients for each month to allow for seasonal climate and changing patterns of room use. The trans fer function adopted from the regression analysis can explain more than 90% of the variance and gives ...
... that of a nearby weather station using a simple regression equation and establishes different coefficients for each month to allow for seasonal climate and changing patterns of room use. The trans fer function adopted from the regression analysis can explain more than 90% of the variance and gives ...
Aalborg Universitet Rasmussen, Torben Valdbjørn
... solar radiation and soil moisture. The parameters must also include mean monthly and seasonal values as well as the frequency and extent of maximum and minimum extremes. It is important to set up a probabilistic model of the impact of climate change on the built environment. Many of these data can b ...
... solar radiation and soil moisture. The parameters must also include mean monthly and seasonal values as well as the frequency and extent of maximum and minimum extremes. It is important to set up a probabilistic model of the impact of climate change on the built environment. Many of these data can b ...