Le réchauffement climatique existe ?

Ce sont les points basés sur une conjecture sur lesquels le GIEC attribut une soit disant influence humaine

Source : https://rogerpielkejr.sub[...]d-the-new-ipcc-report-1e3

“The IPCC findings, presented in IPCC language, indicate that it is simply incorrect to assert that on a climate time scale, the frequency or intensity of extreme climate and weather events has increased for. ..” - Prof Roger Pielke Jr

Greenland GISP2 ice core last 20 000 years interglacial temperature : https://www.reddit.com/r/[...]e_core_last_10000_years/ù

Il y a une tendance à la hausse marquée du rayonnement solaire au-dessus du continent européen et ce depuis 1980, à cause de facteurs naturels comme la circulation océanique qui “déclenchent et contrôlent l’ensemble de la chaîne d’événements des processus climatiques”.

Source : https://rmets.onlinelibra[...]doi/full/10.1002/joc.7270

publié dans Royal Meteorological Soviety par Andrzej A. Marsz, Dorota Matuszko, Anna Styszyńska sur le sujet : The thermal state of the North Atlantic and macro-circulation conditions in the Atlantic-European sector, and changes in sunshine duration in Central Europe

Publiée en 2022

Non il existe.. comment on peut encore en douter en 2024 ??

https://www.dmi.dk/vejrar[...]t-kort-og-nogletal-maned/

http://www.zamg.ac.at/histalp/


https://www.ecad.eu/

https://dane.imgw.pl/

Cette étude fait référence à l’affirmation de Michael Mann selon laquelle “les changements dans la SST (température de surface des océans) et les ressources de chaleur dans les eaux de l’Atlantique Nord sont dus à des facteurs anthropogéniques”. Les auteurs ont trouvé des preuves concluantes que la soi-disant thèse de Mann est “incompatible avec les données empiriques et les résultats de la modélisation” et, plus directement, que les affirmations de Mann “ne se reflètent pas dans la réalité”. La circulation thermohaline de l’Atlantique Nord est le principal facteur contrôlant tous les processus climatiques en Europe centrale, en particulier la variabilité à long terme (1951-2015) de la durée d’ensoleillement.


Source : https://ruj.uj.edu.pl/xml[...]e_north_atlantic_2022.pdf

On constate une tendance de la durée d'ensoleillement à la hausse.

Or, cette variabilité de la durée de l'ensoleillement est quelque chose qui est naturel et qui se produit sans référence aux aérosols anthropiques.

Pour savoir à quoi ressemble les données fournis par les aérosols.

Parmi les références de l'étude

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41612-018-0036-6

Evidence for a volcanic underpinning of the Atlantic multidecadal oscillation


Dans la revue nature :







https://czasopisma.uni.lo[...]physica/article/view/4565

Epoki cyrkulacyjne w serii makroform Vangengeima-Girsa (1891–2010)

https://rmets.onlinelibra[...].com/doi/10.1002/joc.6118

Variation of macro-circulation forms over the Atlantic-Eurasian temperate zone according to the Vangengeim-Girs classification

Publié par Krzysztof Kożuchowski et Jan Degirmendžić en 2019.

Dans Royal Meteorological Society :






https://journals.ametsoc.[...]_1481_mtcvdb_2.0.co_2.xml

Publié dans American Meteorogological Society

Multidecadal Thermohaline Circulation Variability Driven by Atmospheric Surface Flux Forcing

Publié par Thomas L. Delworth et Richard J. Greatbatch


Publié en mai 2000



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https://www.science.org/d[...]126/science.287.5461.2246

Simulation of Early 20th Century Global Warming

Publié dans Science

Publié par Thomas L. Delworth et Thomas R. Knutson en mars 2000