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- Problems For Oil
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- 2017 SkS Weekly Climate Change & Global Warming Digest #32
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- 2017 SkS Weekly Climate Change & Global Warming Digest #28
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Der Klimawandel auf dem Jupiter liegt an Verschiebungen der internen Turbulenzen, die von einer internen Hitzequelle angetrieben werden - der Planet strahlt zweimal soviel Energie ab wie er von der Sonne erhält.
Ein neuerlicher Sturm und ein neuer roter Fleck auf dem Jupiter deuten auf einen Klimawandel hin, wie USA TODAY und Dutzende andere Quellen gestern erklärten. Es wird erwartet, dass sich die Temperaturen an verschiedenen Stellen des Planeten um bis zu 10 Grad Fahrenheit verändern. Zumindest in der Nähe des roten Flecks und des Äquators wird nichts weniger als globale Erwärmung erwartet. (Quelle: The Reference Frame)
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Translation by BaerbelW , . View original English version.
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