Causas, efectos y posibilidades de predicción de las fluctuaciones y los cambios climáticos
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A comparative analysis and an evaluation are presented of the changes climatic and fluctuations due to the following possible causes: variations of the orbital parameters of the earth, solar variability, variations in the content of dust, carbon dioxide and ozone, variations in the surface conditions (continents and oceans); and feedback mechanisms that exist among the atmosphere, the surface of the earth (ocean and continents) and the ice and snow cover.
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