Does the Sun contribute to Climate Change?

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GCR - climate effects• Siberian climate: Eichler et al GRL 36 (2009)• Ice rafted debris: Bond et al. Science 294 (2001)• Indian ocean monsoon: Neff et al. Nature 411(2001)• Asian monsoon: Wang et al. Nature 451 (2008)• Rainfall, droughts, river floods etc....28Kirkby 2009tirsdag 1. november 11
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