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Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change Papers; IPCC Fourth Assessment Report Papers: Working Group I, The Physical Science Basis of Climate Change, 2005-2007; Expert Review Comments on First-Order Draft, Chapter 1. ESPP IPCCAR4WG1. Environmental Science and Public Policy Archives. Harvard College Library, Cambridge, Mass. page 117. 117
This is succinctly stated on
Page 1-20 of the draft where it says, The models are not completely comprehensive
.
[Richard S Courtney]
1-4 A 2:44 2:44 Replace to reproduce with to emulate because the models do not reproduce Accepted.
anything.
[Richard S Courtney]
1-5 A 2:45 2:48 Replace all of from The remarkable success .. to
fortunately impossible on the Taken into account.
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[Richard S Courtney]
2-18 A 6:22 6:22 Replace the words, However, unlike RF, it with It because it is not correct to assert We do not assert this.
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misleading because, for example,
atmospheric CO2 concentration is known to have risen and, therefore, it would be
surprising if its contribution to the radiative greenhouse effect had not risen, but that does
not of itself indicate that the total greenhouse effect has increased.
[Richard S Courtney]
2-51 A 24:15 24:16 After
Tegen et al., 1996) it is essential to insert an additional paragraph reporting the Do not agree with suggeted text.
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[Richard S Courtney]
1-38 A 14:44 14:44 To avoid being completely misleading, after progress. it is important to add: Rejected. The assertions are not
This research has great importance because present understandings as exemplified by correct.
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that this be done because it seems the authors of this chapter are ignorant of the warming
effect of sulphate aerosols combined with soot particles.
[Richard S Courtney]
2-20 A 6:31 6:32 There is a need to check if the +0.55 Wm-2 RF of sulphate aerosols combined with soot Paper will be cited
particles (ref.
Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change Papers; IPCC Fourth Assessment Report Papers: Working Group I, The Physical Science Basis of Climate Change, 2005-2007; Expert Review Comments on First-Order Draft, Chapter 2. ESPP IPCCAR4WG1. Environmental Science and Public Policy Archives. Harvard College Library, Cambridge, Mass. page 372. 372
American Journal of Botany, 90, pp
610-619 (2003), Wagner F et al. Science vol. 284 p 92 (1999)). )
[Richard S Courtney]
2-27 A 8:51 8:51 After the phrase about 19 ppm appropriate context requires addition of the following Rejected
statement;
which compares to the Northern Hemisphere seasonal variation (decrease and increase)
of about 14 ppm during each year.
[Richard S Courtney]
2-28 A 9:15 9:15 After the phrase reached by 2010 it is very important to insert the following paragraphs Do not agree.
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Jacobson MZ, Nature, vol. 409, 695-697 (2000)),.
[Richard S Courtney]
Confidential, Do Not Cite or Quote Chapter 2: Batch AB (11/16/05) Page 366 of 386
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International Journal of Climatology, vol. 23, 829-845 (2003))
[Richard S Courtney]
2-63 A 45:1 45:2 Delete , with a slight possibility of a positive RF, although very unlikely because if the Text refers to Myhre et al.
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al. 2005) (ref. Rorsch A, Thoenes D and Courtney RS, (E&E v10 no2 (2005)).
[Richard S Courtney]
2-30 A 10:15 10:18 Delete everything from the combustion of cement production
to
biomass Rejected.
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The model predictions can only
indicate the confidence that can be applied to the understandings built into the models
because agreement of those predictions with empirical data obtained from the real climate
system can provide confidence that those understandings are correct.
Richard S Courtney (exp.)
[Richard S Courtney]
2-3 A 3:21 3:21 Delete the sentence, There is also some confidence
realistic climate change Do not agree with argument
mechanisms because this sentence in the draft title is simply not true.