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[quote:DUCM900:MV8xOTgxODUwXzk3MkYzNjc=] Why? This is from an article: [i][b]'Earth's Clouds Are Getting Lower, Which Could Be a Good Thing'[/b] [u]The future is cloudy[/u] [/i] [i]Earth’s clouds are sinking lower in the sky, with fewer clouds at high altitudes and lower cloudtops in general, says a new analysis of satellite data. The coming fog means that Earth will cool down more efficiently — so the lowering of clouds could slow the effects of global warming. This potential negative feedback loop is evident in about 10 years of satellite data, so not much at all in the grand scheme of climate research. But it’s a hint that something interesting is happening, according to Roger Davies, the lead researcher on a new paper based on findings from NASA’s Terra spacecraft.[/i] Full article here: http://www.popsci.com/science/article/2012-02/earths-clouds-are-sinking-and-could-help-cool-planet [/quote]
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'Earth's Clouds Are Getting Lower, Which Could Be a Good Thing'
The future is cloudy
Earth’s clouds are sinking lower in the sky, with fewer clouds at high altitudes and lower cloudtops in general, says a new analysis of satellite data. The coming fog means that Earth will cool down more efficiently — so the lowering of clouds could slow the effects of global warming.
This potential negative feedback loop is evident in about 10 years of satellite data, so not much at all in the grand scheme of climate research.
But it’s a hint that something interesting is happening, according to Roger Davies, the lead researcher on a new paper based on findings from NASA’s Terra spacecraft.
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