IPCC:hen liittyen löytyi pienellä vaivalla seuraavat viittaukset kiihtyvään ilmaston muutokseen tai lämpötilan nousuun:NuoriDaavid kirjoitti:Pistä pointteria.Teraslilja_m kirjoitti:Useampi kokeellinen mittaus on antanut n +1.0 C asteen tuloksia CO2:n tuplaantumiselle.
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Rajendra Pachauri, Chairman of the IPCC said: “climate change was happening more quickly than believed, also asserted that all evidence pointed to its acceleration” [http://beta.thehindu.com/news/internati ... e64458.ece]
FAQ 3.1, Figure 1. ... Note that for shorter recent periods, the slope is greater, indicating accelerated warming.
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Näistä esim Douglass, D.H., and J.R. Christy, 2009, toteaa seuraavaa:
Luehan nuo läpi, kuten kehotit minua lukemaan läpi IPCC:n tuotannon.There is general agreement among climate scientists for the case of no-feedback. There is disagreement in regard to the validity of the global warming hypothesis that states that there are positive feedback processes leading to gains g that are larger than 1, perhaps as large as 3 or 4. However, recent studies suggest that the values of g is much smaller.
2007: Over 4.5 Billion people could die from Global Warming-related causes by 2012
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