The sun allergy of climate researcher

Svensmark says: "The climate is influenced more by changes in cosmic radiation than by carbon dioxide". CO2 has an effect, of course, "but it is far less than most current climate models assume, and also less than the influence of cosmic radiation". In his opinion, a doubling of the greenhouse gas in the atmosphere would cause an increase in global temperature of at most one degree, and not two degrees, as is now generally accepted.

Solar input to high latitudes and the global ice volume

(1) For the whole period from 2.7 mya to the present, precession has exerted a significant higher frequency influence on the SIHL via its ~ 22 ky periodic variability.
(2) Despite the higher frequency input of precession to the SIHL, we do not observe this frequency in the record of ice volume vs. time for the whole period from 2.7 mya to the present, except as smaller secondary perturbations to underlying, more slowly varying major trends in ice volume.
(3) From about 2.7 mya to about 1.0 mya, the fundamental cadence of ice volume variability was paced by a 41 kyr period.
(4) Over the past five ice ages over the past 450 kyrs, the fundamental cadence of ice volume variability was paced by spacings of either four or five precession periods.
(5) The period from 1.0 mya to about 0.6 mya was a transition period from the 41 kyr cadence to the longer cadence, but resembled the longer cadence more closely.

El cambio climático esta cambiando el color de los océanos.
Si más de la mitad del oceano se vuelve verde... ¿hay cambios en el Albedo terrestre?
El 40% del planeta se está volviendo verde, ni más ni menos.
https://www.europapress.es/ciencia/cambio-climatico/noticia-cambio-climatico-cambiando-color-oceanos-20230712180734.html

Cita de: El buho en Jueves 13 Julio 2023 01:52:00 AM
El cambio climático esta cambiando el color de los océanos.
Si más de la mitad del oceano se vuelve verde... ¿hay cambios en el Albedo terrestre?
El 40% del planeta se está volviendo verde, ni más ni menos.
https://www.europapress.es/ciencia/cambio-climatico/noticia-cambio-climatico-cambiando-color-oceanos-20230712180734.html

A mí me gusta más el agua transparente, pero entiendo que si está verde es porque hay mucho fitoplancton absorbiendo CO2.