a new peer-reviewed study on surface warming and the solar cycle found that times of high solar activity are on average 0.2°c warmer than times of low solar activity, and that there is a polar amplification of the warming.
a new peer-reviewed study on surface warming and the solar cycle found that times of high solar activity are on average 0.2°c warmer than times of low solar activity, and that there is a polar amplification of the warming.
climate change in the arctic:21
according to a 2015 study, reductions in black carbon emissions and other minor greenhouse gases, by roughly 60 percent, could cool the arctic up to 0.2 °c by 2050.