Solar variability and its impact on climate change

Solar variability and its impact on climate change

“ It is vital to understand the global climate system and to be able to predict its future trends with a high degree of confidence for social and economic reasons. Whilst increasing levels of greenhouse gases are almost certainly responsible for some of the recent rise in tropospheric temperatures during the last 80 years, solar variability could be a very important factor on a wide variety of time-scales. ”
Report of NERC town meeting, 16-Dec-2000

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