Sun Causes Climate Change Shock. Cartoon by Josh If Michael Crichton had lived to write a follow-up to State of Fear, the plotline might well have gone like this: at a top secret, state of the art laboratory in Switzerland, scientists finally discover the true cause of "global warming". It's the sun, stupid. More specifically – as the Danish physicist Henrik Svensmark has long postulated – it's the result of cosmic rays which act as a seed for cloud formation. The scientists working on the project are naturally euphoric: this is a major breakthrough which will not only overturn decades of misguided conjecture on so-called Man Made Global Warming but will spare the global economy trillions of dollars which might otherwise have been squandered on utterly pointless efforts to reduce anthropogenic CO2 emissions.
Except of course in the real world the second part wouldn't happen. So if it's so great, why aren't we hearing more about it? I have asked the colleagues to present the results clearly, but not to interpret them. Verification, Validation, and Confirmation of Numerical Models in the Earth Sciences. Verification, Validation, and Confirmation of Numerical Models in the Earth Sciences.
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