Re: Wikipedia Promoting Global Warming Hysteria?

On Thu, 17 Jul 2008 01:42:57 +0200, abelard <abelard3@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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please insert these changes here
http://www.abelard.org/briefings/anthropogenic_global_warming.php

at
The warmer, medieval period in Europe is regarded as a local effect,
related to the Atlantic Conveyor. Alongside this rather speculative
linked article from NASA is a useful animation showing this effect
(Animation of World - 2.2 MB MPEG).



alter to:-

The warmer, medieval period and the so-called 'maunder minimum' (or,
'little ice age') in Europe are regarded as a local and relatively
minor effects, related to the Atlantic Conveyor and sun variation.

>http://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/Newsroom/NasaNews/2001/200112065794.html
>"****ndell noted that the effects of this period of a dimmer Sun were
>concentrated more regionally than globally. "Global average
>temperature changes are small, approximately .5 to .7 degrees
>Fahrenheit (0.3-0.4C), but regional temperature changes are quite
>large." ****ndell said that his climate model simulation shows the
>temperature changes occurring mostly because of a change in the Arctic
>Oscillation/North Atlantic Oscillation (AO/NAO)."

>op cit
>"The period of low solar activity in the middle ages led to
>atmospheric changes that seem to have brought on the Little Ice Age.
>However, we need to keep in mind that variations in solar output have
>had far less impact on the Earth's recent climate than human actions,"
>****ndell said. "The biggest catalyst for climate change today are
>greenhouse gases," he added."

 Alongside this rather speculative linked article from NASA is a
useful animation showing this effect (Animation of World - 2.2 MB
MPEG).



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