Paper: More ways the Sun influences Climate

http://hockeyschtick.blogspot.com/2010/08/paper-more-ways-sun-influences-climate.html

Incredible as it may seem, the IPCC claims the Sun has little to no significant influence upon the climate, preferring to blame 97% of climate change on CO2. This myopic conclusion is based upon consideration of only one solar parameter- the total solar irradiance (TSI) - while ignoring potential secondary amplifying effects from the much more variable solar magnetic field, such as the cosmic ray theoryof Svensmark et al, and the much greater variability than previously thought of the UV portion of the solar spectrum (which is capable of heating the ocean unlike the IR from 'greenhouse gases'). A new paperfinds yet another means by which variation in solar magnetic activity can have marked influence on weather, climate, and ocean oscillations.