March 2007 at 4:04 PM Re #14 Not the John Gribbin of popular novel writing in the subjects of quantum physics, relativity and cosmology is it per chance ?
• Richard Ordway Says: 25 March 2007 at 4:20 PM #18 FB wrote: [[I could see daffodils in my garden today many weeks too early in southern england]] Please be careful with this statement. If I lived in certain exact places around the world, I would correctly be able to say that it is now COOLER outside than it was decades ago…changing ocean and pressure systems (NAO) (north atlantic oscilation), increases in light-reflecting industrial haze, changes in ozone concentrations (possibly) and such can cause cooling for local areas…but not currently for the global average. We need to look at the global average temperature changes as well as correlating data such as animal, plant and tree range changes animal, etc, timing changes, glaciers, sea levels, past climate changes, and changes in carbon-dioxide among others to help identify AGW (human warming). But yes, perhaps to you and the Inuit for example, the current changes are locally life-changing…and for the Inuit at this rate of warming in
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