hi,
> Variability is the flip-side
> of sensitivity here, since a planet that varies by 0.3C in the absence
> of any external forcing is likely to vary by rather a lot when it
> actually *is* forced!
i like this point. Do you actually see that, among the different
climate models (more "natural" variability meaning greater
sensitivity ?)
Ice.
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