How many scientific studies support a climate sensitivity of below 3°C and how many support a sensitivity of above 3°C?
How many scientific studies support a climate sensitivity of above 3°C and how many support a sensitivity of below 3°C?
When will a U° scale be used to measure temperature? What are the different factors that affect climate? What are the factors affecting climate latitude? Why do we have different scales of measuring temperature (e.g. Fahrenheit, Celsius and degree)? Is the rate of temperature loss affected by the air pressure around it? Given that human beings give off heat and there are so many of us, does this heat affect climate or is it too small? What are the factors that affect climate? What is the difference between 5°C and 5C°.? Methodology of global warming? Which countries use Fahrenheit as a measurement of temperature? Why does the United States use the Fahrenheit scale to measure temperature? Why temperature decrease when elevation increases from mean sea level? Is there scientific proof for global warming? How do the average temperatures during the seasons of the year in North America differ from the temperatures in Asia? What are the 5 factors that affect climate? How do outside temperatures affect core body temperature? How is global warming measured? Why are higher altitudes colder than lower altitudes? What would happen if the temperature of Earth went up or down by 5 Celsius? Why is weather temperature typically measured in Celsius and body temperature in Fahrenheit? Why do climates vary around the world? Why in India, in summers the temperature is reported in Celcius and in winter it is reported in Fahrenheit? Why do we use Celsius in common usage for reporting temperatures, but while reporting body temperature we use Fahrenheit generally? How can scientist measure temperatures from stars and planets? Does the heat we produce contribute directly to global warming? What are factors that stimulate global warming? How can they be fought? What is the relationship between atmospheric pressure and elevation? How does CO2 in the atmosphere contribute to global warming? Why does temperature decrease with increase in altitude? Climate scientists have posited the possibility of a run-away greenhouse effect. How likely is that to be threatening?