A new dawn for sun-climate links?

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Long-term studies of ocean temperatures and ice cores have produced strong evidence for the generally dismissed notion that solar cycles drive climate changes on earth. Scientists are searching for an amplification to explain how the sun's subtle variances could cause significant changes on earth.

Ocean temperature

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Did satellites spot a brightening sun?

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New research suggests that a brightening sun could contribute significantly to changes in the climate. Analysis of available data both supports and undermines the finding. The central point of contention is the reliability of the three satellite records on which the conclusions are based.

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Volcano-ice age link discounted

Article Abstract:

Evidence from the Greenland ice sheet indicates that the eruption of Toba 70,000 years ago did not change the climate during the following millennia. Scientists had previously theorized that the eruption caused an ice age.

Glacial epoch, Ice age, Volcanism

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