Climate retainment in carbon dioxide incubators

Carbon Dioxide Fertilisation and Climate Change Policy

Can increasing carbon dioxide cause climate change?

The realistic physical functioning of the greenhouse effect is reviewed, and the role of dynamic transport and water vapor is identified. Model errors and uncertainties are quantitatively compared with the forcing due to doubling CO2, and they are shown to be too large for reliable model evaluations of climate sensitivities. The possibility of directly measuring climate sensitivity is reviewed....

Climate impact of increasing atmospheric carbon dioxide.

The global temperature rose by 0.2 degrees C between the middle 1960's and 1980, yielding a warming of 0.4 degrees C in the past century. This temperature increase is consistent with the calculated greenhouse effect due to measured increases of atmospheric carbon dioxide. Variations of volcanic aerosols and possibly solar luminosity appear to be primary causes of observed fluctuations about the...

Climate change and carbon dioxide: an introduction.

Since the dawn of history, human beings have had the ability, superior to all other living beings, to exploit the Earth’s environment to their own immediate advantage. For most of human history the consequences were only of local or regional significance. Over the past century, however, the rapid rise in population and the increasing intensity and scale of human enterprises have made it possibl...

Cosmic Rays , Carbon Dioxide , and Climate

Submarine volcanic eruptions recently located in the Pacific by Sofar hydrophones, of study of sulfur-rich hydrothermal activity from an island-arc environment: Esmeralda Bank in the Mariana Arc, Mar. Several recent papers have applied correlation analysis to climate-related time series in the hope of finding evidence for causal relationships. For a critical discussion of correlations between s...