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Andre
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A http://www.cdejager.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/11/solaractivandclimate-nethjgeosci.pdf of eminence grise Cees de Jager. If you think it's too old, check that Silvia Duhau and Dirk Callebaut are credited for their support.
Anyway in the abstract:
Anyway in the abstract:
We discuss the heliosperic drivers of Sun-climate interaction and find that the low-lattitude magnetic regions contribute most to troposheric temperatures but that also the influence of the - so far always neglected - polar activity is significant. Substractions of these components from the observed of the past 400 years show a residual series of relative peaks and dips in the temperature. These tops and lows last for periods of the order of the Gleisberg cycle. One of these is the recent period of global warming, which, from this point of view, is not an exceptional period.