More from the wide ranging conversation last week. John Abraham is part of one of the most significant global teams following Ocean heat, and will be releasing an annual update in the new year.
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In the absence of global warming and heat from the sun, the earth itself is a source of heat. If the oceans are being heated by the atmosphere there is also a non zero feedback loop from the impact of being heated by the planets core and mantle. I have not read much about this being taken into account in the climate models.
In the absence of global warming and heat from the sun, the earth itself is a source of heat. If the oceans are being heated by the atmosphere there is also a non zero feedback loop from the impact of being heated by the planets core and mantle. I have not read much about this being taken into account in the climate models.
because you have not read much about climate models, methinks
https://ugc.berkeley.edu/background-content/earths-internal-heat/#:~:text=While%20Earth's%20internal%20heat%20is,the%20Earth's%20average%20atmospheric%20temperature.