'This shift and the subsequent slight cooling trend provides a rationale for inferring a slight cooling trend over the next decade or so, rather than a flat trend from the 15 yr ‘pause’.
Of course temperature rise would proceed CO2 rise in the ice cores. Why would even find this interesting. I find it incredible that you can't think this through. The reason the Earth warms from an ice age is solar insolation change resulting from Milankovitch mechanism(s) geometry.
And so as it progresses oceans will outgas CO2 and the biosphere will crank up. That does not preclude CO2 then furthering the warming effect.
How then Neville do you think you would research this interesting problem.
Want to see something different - check out the PETM.
Oh - I trust the ice age cores somewhat - but the results are from Models to some extent are they not?
I thought be now you'd have become a somewhat more complex beast - aerosols are an interesting sideline.
ONE swallow does not make a spring, and the coldest spring for more than 50 years does not disprove the theory of anthropogenic global warming.
'This shift and the subsequent slight cooling trend provides a rationale for inferring a slight cooling trend over the next decade or so, rather than a flat trend from the 15 yr ‘pause’.
Judith Curry
The Climate Commission has a new idiot...
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2013-06-17/climate-commission-report-warns-emissions-need-to-start-falling/4757550
Going to war on rising CO2 is still popular in some circles, but becoming a losing battle... adaptation is now back in vogue (channeling Jonova)
Of course temperature rise would proceed CO2 rise in the ice cores. Why would even find this interesting. I find it incredible that you can't think this through. The reason the Earth warms from an ice age is solar insolation change resulting from Milankovitch mechanism(s) geometry.
And so as it progresses oceans will outgas CO2 and the biosphere will crank up. That does not preclude CO2 then furthering the warming effect.
How then Neville do you think you would research this interesting problem.
Want to see something different - check out the PETM.
Oh - I trust the ice age cores somewhat - but the results are from Models to some extent are they not?
I thought be now you'd have become a somewhat more complex beast - aerosols are an interesting sideline.