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Feb21

Spatial Variations in GMST Really DO Matter when Estimating Climate Sensitivity.

Today, once again, I will show that Dr. Pielke Sr. is correct:
Spatial variations in the Global Mean Surface Temperature do contribute to leading order to the anomalous radiative balance of the earth.
Why am I writing my third post on this?
Because, in response to my second post, a vistor in comments suggested that mine analysis [...]

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