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- NEWSMessage from The President’s Desk: Understanding the Science of Climate Models and Climate Change How to Understand the Global Change Report of May 2014 Many in America find it difficult to accept the science behind the IPCC reports (International Panel on Climate Change) and the indicators summarized in the report below, released by the White House May 2014. They prefer to believe that Earth undergoes normal cycles of change and that we are just experiencing a “hot” part of a normal cycle. We should not be worried. Unfortunately, this is not true. An analogy may help to understand what is going on. A child wakes up, runs downstairs, asks what’s for breakfast, races out of the house to school. To the parents, Everything is “normal”. One day this child hesitates a bit before leaving for school. After a few days of this, the parent concludes that this abnormal behavior indicates something might be wrong; and indeed finds out later that there is. In the same way, ice and deep sea floor cores, as well as cores from dying coral reefs are somewhat like tree rings. Where counting tree rings reveals the tree’s age, the width between rings indicates the rainfall…
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- NEWSMessage from The President’s Desk: Understanding the Science of Climate Models and Climate Change How to Understand the Global Change Report of May 2014 Many in America find it difficult to accept the science behind the IPCC reports (International Panel on Climate Change) and the indicators summarized in the report below, released by the White House May 2014. They prefer to believe that Earth undergoes normal cycles of change and that we are just experiencing a “hot” part of a normal cycle. We should not be worried. Unfortunately, this is not true. An analogy may help to understand what is going on. A child wakes up, runs downstairs, asks what’s for breakfast, races out of the house to school. To the parents, Everything is “normal”. One day this child hesitates a bit before leaving for school. After a few days of this, the parent concludes that this abnormal behavior indicates something might be wrong; and indeed finds out later that there is. In the same way, ice and deep sea floor cores, as well as cores from dying coral reefs are somewhat like tree rings. Where counting tree rings reveals the tree’s age, the width between rings indicates the rainfall…
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