Are Climate Model Projections Reliable Enough for Climate Policy?

Balling R.C. Jr Cerveny R.S. 2003: Compilation and discussion of trends in severe storms in the United States: Popular perception v. climate reality. Natural Hazards 29, 2,p.103–112.

Castles I. Anderson D. 2003: Letters to Dr. R. Pachauri, Energy and Environment(?).

Changnon S. A. 2003: Shifting economic impacts from weather extremes in the United States: A result of societal changes, not global warming. Natural Hazards, 29, 2,p.273–290.

Chase Knaff T.N. JA. Pielke RA. Sr Kalnay E. , 2003: Changes in global monsoon circulation since 1950. Natural Hazards, 29, 2, p.229–254.

Esper J. Frank D.C. Wilson R.J.S. 2004: Climate reconstructions: Low-frequency ambition and high-frequency ratification. EOS, Vol.85, No.12, 23 March 2004, p.113&120.

IPCC, 2001: Climate Change, 2001: The Scientific Basis: Contribution of the working group I to the third assessment report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, Houghton J.T. ed. Cambridge University Press, 881p.

Kriplani R.H. Kulkarni A. Sabde S.S. Khandekar M.L. 2003: Indian Monsoon variability in a global warming scenario. Natural Hazards, 29, 2,p.189–206.

Khandekar M. L. 2002: Trends and Changes in extreme weather events: An assessment with focus on Alberta and Canadian Prairies. Report No: ISBN:0—7785—2428—0, Alberta Environment, Edmonton, Alberta, 56 p. October 2002 (available on website: www.gov.ab.ca/env/info/infocentre/publist.cfm).

Lindzen R. S. Chou M.D. Hou A.Y. 2001: Does the earth have an adaptive iris? Bull. Amer. Met. Soc., 82, 417–432.

Michaels P.J. Knappenberger P.C. Fraunfeld O.W. Davis R.E. 2002: Revised 21st century temperature projections. Climate Research, 23, p. 1–9.

Rajgopalan B. Lall U. Cane MA . 1997: Anomalous ENSO occurrence: An alternate view. J. of Climate, 10, 2351–2357.

Sun S. Hansen J. 2003: Climate simulations for 1951—2050 with a coupled atmosphere-ocean model. J. of Climate, 16, 2807–2826.

Trenberth K.E. 1998: El Niño and global warming. J. of Marine Education, 15, 12–18.

Trenberth K. E. Hoar T.J. 1996: The 1990—1995 El Niño-Southern Oscillation event: Longest on record. Geoph. Res. Letters, 23, 57–60.

Unger S. 1999: Is strange weather in the air? A study of U.S. national network news coverage of extreme weather events. Climatic Change, 41, 133–150.