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Anthropogenic Climate Change »Anthropogenic Climate ChangeAnthropogenic Climate Change☜Mapping the causes, consequences and potential responses to climate change.☜F1CEB7

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Human impact on the Earth's climate? »Human impact on the Earth's climate?Human impact on the Earth's climate?☜Is human activity changing the Earths climate? To what extent are changes in the Earths climate being driving by human behavior?☜FFB597

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Case for significant anthropogenic forcing remains unclear »Case for significant anthropogenic forcing remains unclearCase for significant anthropogenic forcing remains unclear☜The case for significant anthropogenic forcing of the climate remains unclear.☜59C6EF

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Earth's climate influenced significantly by other factors »Earth's climate influenced significantly by other factorsEarth's climate influenced significantly by other factors☜Other (non-human factors) exert a significant influence on the Earths climate making it difficult to draw any firm conclusions about the significance of antropogenic effects.☜98CE71

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Astronomical phenomena »Astronomical phenomena Astronomical phenomena ☜These are obvious natural factors to consider, particularly the brightness of the sun and details of the earths orbit, because those seem to have been major drivers of the ice ages and other climate changes before the rise of industrial civilization.☜FF97FF

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Solar/cosmic ray forcing »Solar/cosmic ray forcingSolar/cosmic ray forcing☜Changes in the rate of cosmic ray inflow cause climate change. The CLOUD experiment (CERN) is investigating possible physical mechanisms for this: climate change is in part a function of lower atmosphere cloud cover, clouds are affected by cosmic rays and cosmic rays are affected by solar activity.☜FF97FF

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Cloud coverage variability »Cloud coverage variabilityCloud coverage variability☜A relatively tiny change in 20th century cloud coverage could explain current warming ☜FF97FF

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Clouds cover approximately 2/3 of globe, annual averageClouds cover approximately 2/3 of globe, annual average☜☜FF97FF

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Entered by:- François Dongier
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Entry date (GMT): 12/2/2009 2:08:00 PM
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