There is also an interesting observation in figure 2 of the Schwarzschild 2012 article. I reproduced this figure 2 at the begining of this weblog post. In this figure, cool temperature anomalies are higher on the left hand axis. It clearly shows the little ice age effect that is discussed in the Schwarzschild and Miller et al articles (with the coldest actually ~1850-1900!). However it also shows that the warmest period was in the mid 20th century and it has actually cooled since then.
Paradise nearly lost: EU to help drowning Pacific islands | New Europe
Piebalgs added that "Pacific Islands are the first victims of climate change, which hampers their development and threatens peoples' lives”. He stressed that “the EU will continue to express its solidarity with the poor and vulnerable citizens of these small islands”.Commission will allocate additional €19 million to help Pacific islands to adapt to the challenges of global warming. Current EU development and climate change assistance to Pacific countries increased substantially to some €785 million for the period 2008-2013.
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