A new climate review examines decades of fingerprint research, finding stronger evidence that human activities are changing atmospheric temperatures, oceans and extreme weather.
From the upper atmosphere to the deep oceans, measurement data show traces of man-made climate change. A new overview of more than 30 years of climate research shows that these characteristic patterns can be distinguished from natural fluctuations much better since 2009. The methods have also made progress in the allocation of heat waves and certain heavy rain events. Norwich (England). [...] The post "Climate fingerprints" show more and more cl…