Temperatures Rising Steeply In Russias Kola Peninsula
Researchers studying tree rings have documented a steep rise in climate temperatures over the last 20 years in Russia's Kola Peninsula, which is north of the Arctic Circle.
Russian and German scientists have been studying the history of climate temperatures over the last 400 years in northern Europe.
The researchers report...
| Quote: "The data indicate that solar activity may have been one of the major driving factors of summer temperatures, but this has been overlaid by other factors since 1990." |
The studies found that temperatures peaked between 1935 and 1955, and then dropped to levels similar to 1870, at the start of the industrial revolution.
Since 1990 the temperatures have been spiking again. What's interesting is that this temperature spike corresponds with a period of low solar activity.
For additional detail, please see this article.
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