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Spiegel.de: Climate Catastrophe: A Superstorm for Global Warming Research - DER...

"You just have to look up to see how many different types there are," says US cloud expert Björn Stevens, the new director of the MPI-M. "And each cloud type behaves differently."

Spiegel.de: Climate Catastrophe: A Superstorm for Global Warming Research - DER...

Plagued by reports of sloppy work, falsifications and exaggerations, climate research is facing a crisis of confidence. How reliable are the predictions about...

Activities | Instituto de Física Teórica

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Apr :00, How clouds shape climate, and climate change, Bjoern Stevens, Paco Yndurain Colloquium. Apr :00, New insights on the ...

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Björn Stevens (MPI Hamburg/UCLA). 15:00. Break. 15:30. Using satellite cloud observations in the development, evaluation and application of climate models

Clouds: puzzling pieces of climate | www.scienceinschool.org

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Björn Stevens explains which factors influence the structure of tropical rain clouds Image courtesy of David Ausserhofer . For example, Björn Stevens, a researcher at the Max Planck Institute for Meteorology w1 in Hamburg, Germany, studies marine stratocumulus clouds, which form over cold regions of the subtropics, such as off the Californian ...

A sensitive subject | Nature Climate Change

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Gauging how the planet will respond to rising emissions remains one of the biggest questions in climate science. Mason Inman looks at how close we are to...

Climate change: it’s only intermission | Max-Planck-Gesellschaft

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Climate change: it’s only intermission of Oxford and under the participation of Directors Jochem Marotzke and Björn Stevens of the Max Planck Institute ...

Fritz Vahrenholts Sonnenkolumne 9/15: Ein Bericht zum Wissensstand...

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· Allerdings haben wir die Wirkung der Aerosole auf Grund der Arbeit von Prof. Björn Stevens, einer der drei Direktoren des Max-Planck-Institutes für Meteorologie in Hamburg, auf 50 % des im IPCC-Dokument angegebenen Wertes reduziert. Die Arbeit erschien im Journal of Climate und belegt die um 50 % reduzierte, abkühlende Wirkung des Faktors ...