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joshcryer

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11. Fasullo was kind enough to send me the paper.

Reply to xchrom (Original post)

Mon Nov 19, 2012, 05:47 AM

Nov 2012

This helps illustrate what they expect to happen. Equatorial regions will get hotter and brighter, with less clouds. There won't be an appreciable increase in clouds in higher latitudes.

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Worst Case Climate Projections Likely: Study [View all] xchrom Nov 2012 OP

Link doesn't. This one is better... immoderate Nov 2012 #1

Link deleted. AverageJoe90 Nov 2012 #6

That they cite Roy Spencer sets off alarms. immoderate Nov 2012 #9

Thanks for the heads-up, then. AverageJoe90 Nov 2012 #10

Is that the link you meant to use ? dipsydoodle Nov 2012 #2

that'll teach me to have more than 1 window open at a time. xchrom Nov 2012 #3

Done that myself before dipsydoodle Nov 2012 #5

sure. spanish unemployment is the root of all modern woes. nt xchrom Nov 2012 #4

I would love to read the study. joshcryer Nov 2012 #7

Supplimentary materials here: joshcryer Nov 2012 #8

Fasullo was kind enough to send me the paper. joshcryer Nov 2012 #11