jiddu

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   by jiddu 2y ago

   You are right, 0.13 is not a large part of 1.43. I meant to say it's a large part of the sudden jump from around 1.2 the years before.
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   by jiddu 2y ago

   Human-induced warming in 2023 is 1.31, showing the natural variability was a large part of last year's 1.43 warming. Also, emissions have not risen above pre-covid levels in 2022, hopefully a sign of emission starting to decline in the
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   4 points by jiddu 4y ago|0 comments
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   by jiddu 5y ago

   I think I understand your issue. The term 'temperature anomaly' has come to mean: A temperature anomaly is the departure from the average temperature, positive or negative, over a certain period (day, week, month or year). If I lo