"recent work has tended to show that during deglaciations CO2 increases lags temperature increases by 600 +/- 400 years [9]. Beryllium-10 concentrations are linked to cosmic ray intensity which can be a proxy for solar strength."
Sunday, December 13, 2009
Ice Cores IV: Temperature increases CO2, not vice versa
From Wikipedia, "Ice Cores" entry
"recent work has tended to show that during deglaciations CO2 increases lags temperature increases by 600 +/- 400 years [9]. Beryllium-10 concentrations are linked to cosmic ray intensity which can be a proxy for solar strength."
"recent work has tended to show that during deglaciations CO2 increases lags temperature increases by 600 +/- 400 years [9]. Beryllium-10 concentrations are linked to cosmic ray intensity which can be a proxy for solar strength."
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