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Global change: The ocean is warming, isn't it?

by: Kevin E. Trenberth
Nature, Vol. 465, No. 7296. (20 May 2010), pp. 304-304, doi:10.1038/465304a  Key: citeulike:7205583

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A reappraisal of the messy data on upper-ocean heat content for 1993–2008 provides clear evidence for warming. But differences among various analyses and inconsistencies with other indicators merit attention. Global atmospheric temperatures at Earth's surface are often taken as an indicator of global warming. Yet the atmosphere is battered by all sorts of natural variability associated with weather phenomena.


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