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Der langfristige Trend durch das Albedo ist eine Abkühlung. Satellitenmessungen der letzten Jahre zeigen nur wenig oder gar keinen Trend beim Albedo.
Es liegt am Albedo
"Das Albedo der Erde hat in den letzten Jahren zugenommen und durch Rekonstruktionen des Albedo in der Vergangenheit, sieht es so aus, dass es eine bedeutende Verringerung des Albedos der Erde gab, bis zu einer Pause in 1997. Am interessantesten ist, dass die Albedo-Antriebe, gemessen in Watt/m2, sehr hoch zu sein scheinen - höher, als alle durch Menschen verursachten Treibhausgase zusammengenommen." (Anthony Watts)
Eine Erklärung des Begriffs "Albedo" gibt es hier (Wikipedia).
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Translation by BaerbelW , . View original English version.
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