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Tuesday, September 29, 2015
Saturday, September 12, 2015
The carbon dioxide theory of climate change
Not found on Wikipedia, but the original Tellus paper is online here (no longer, go here)
Some links not working
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American Scientist article ) no longer works, go here)
American Scientist article about it (no longer works)
Abstract here
Real Climate blog post
This is the basic global warming theory
American Scientist article about it (no longer works)
Abstract here
Real Climate blog post
This is the basic global warming theory
Friday, September 4, 2015
Basic global warming theory (updated Aug 17 2024)
Not even a mention on Wikipedia. Mentioned on skepticalscience.com
From NASA https://climate.nasa.gov/news/270/cold-snaps-plus-global-warming-do-add-up/
"To many people’s confusion, these weather events happened against a backdrop of increasing man-made greenhouse gas levels in the atmosphere that are gradually warming the planet. But scientists stress this weather does not mean that those gases are no longer exerting a warming influence. Nor does it go against the grain of basic global warming theory."
From NASA https://climate.nasa.gov/news/270/cold-snaps-plus-global-warming-do-add-up/
"To many people’s confusion, these weather events happened against a backdrop of increasing man-made greenhouse gas levels in the atmosphere that are gradually warming the planet. But scientists stress this weather does not mean that those gases are no longer exerting a warming influence. Nor does it go against the grain of basic global warming theory."
If you do a search for "Nor does it go against the grain of basic global warming theory", this thread comes up, which mentions the thread is the second search result, if you use Google. But it's now the fourth result?