Scare stories about humans causing a breakdown in the Gulf Stream and triggering a new ice age are debunked in a new paper from the prestigious Royal Society, which blasts the poor performance of the climate models.
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On Aug 5 this month a news alert emerged from London that all is perilously unwell with North Atlantic waters. Two science writers lost no time to put out reports, Sarah Kaplan from Washington Post (WP) as a Breaking News and Jessica Corbett with her version in Science Daily. This writer wrote an initial muted response to Kaplan in WP’s[Read More...]
While heatwaves, fires, and floods produce warnings that “we are living in a climate emergency, here and now,” a scientific study suggested Thursday that a crucial Atlantic Ocean current system could collapse, which “would have severe impacts on the global climate system.” The study, published in the journal Nature Climate Change, focuses on the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC), which includes the Gulf Stream. As the United[Read More...]
By Judith Curry | Climate Etc. | March 25, 2015 The Washington Post has this dramatic headline: Global warming is now slowing down the circulation of the ocean with potentially dire consequences. A new paper has been published that has the media talking about The Day After Tomorrow [link]. What is this new paper? Exceptional […]
