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The Earth Holds More Heat Than Climate Models Predict, and That’s Troubling
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The Earth Holds More Heat Than Climate Models Predict, and That’s Troubling
[Un article de The Conversation écrit par Steven Sherwood – Professor of Atmospheric Sciences, Climate Change Research Centre, UNSW Sydney – ; Benoit Meyssignac – Associate Research Scientist in Climate Science, Université de Toulouse – & Thorsten Mauritsen – Professor of Climate Science, Stockholm University] But another approach can give us a very clear idea of what is happening: it is a question of following the amount of heat which enters th…
[An article by The Conversation written by Steven Sherwood - Professor of Atmospheric Sciences, Climate Change Research Centre, UNSW Sydney - ; Benoit Meyssignac - Associate Research Scientist in Climate Science, University of Toulouse - & Thorsten Mauritsen - Professor of Climate Science, Stockholm University] How to measure climate change? One of the methods is to record temperature at different locations over a long period of time. Although t…
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