Material in this section originates from the following categories in our Subject Index:
Climate Change (Forcing Factors: Extraterrestrial Effects)
Cosmic Rays
Extraterrestrial Climatic Effects
Solar Effects (Cosmic Rays)
Material preceded by an asterisk (*) was posted after this subject summary was written and therefore is not included in the summary. This material will be integrated into the summary at a later date.
* -- The Cosmic Ray-Climate Connection
* -- Flirting with Solar Causes of Climate Change
* -- Solar Activity, Earth's Magnetic Field and Galactic Cosmic Rays
* -- On the Pervasiveness of Millennial-Scale Climatic Cyclicity
* -- Earth's Geomagnetic Field Intensity and Global Climate Change
* -- Cosmoclimatology: A New Perspective on Global Warming
* -- Meteorites and Climate Change
* -- The Galactic Cosmic Ray-Cloud-Climate Connection
* -- A Holocene History of Flooding in Great Britain
* -- Past Solar Effects on Climate
* -- Galactic Cosmic Rays, Clouds and Climate Change
* -- Does Earth's Geomagnetic Field Strength Modulate Surface Air Temperature?
* -- Did Increasing Solar Activity Drive 20th-Century Global Warming?
* -- Solar Activity, Cosmic Rays and Earth's Temperature
* -- Solar Activity, Cosmic Rays, Low Clouds and Climate Change
* -- Variations in North Atlantic Surface Pressure
* -- Climate Models and the Sun-Climate Connection: Why the Two are Currently Incompatible
* -- The Impact of Variable Solar Activity on Earth's Climate
* -- Cosmic Rays vs. CO2: The Battle for Climate Change Primacy
* -- Solar Activity, Cosmic Rays, Low Cloud Amounts and Surface Temperature Change
* -- Cosmic Rays: Can They Influence Climate on Centennial and Millennial Time Scales?
* -- Cosmic Rays and Climate Change
* -- The Sun's Magnetic Field May Influence Earth's Climate
* -- Solar Forcing of Climate: A Means of Amplification?
Decadal to Centennial Variability in the North Atlantic
A Thousand-Year History of Rainfall and Drought in Africa
Solar Forcing of Climate Change
Solar Influences on Holocene Climate
Cosmic Rays and 20th Century Climate Change
Ruminations on a Solar-Climate Link
More Evidence for a Solar-Climate Link
Is interplanetary dust related to ice ages?