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Originally Posted by nemesis9
My hypothesis would be that deforestation hurts. Then, I would then try to estimate the forest area just prior to the industrial revolution and use that as a loose baseline. Now, that baseline wouldn't take into account the increase in population since then nor a few other changes either, but there would seem to be a way to use this baseline to restore forested area, and then try to reduce human CO2 emissions as much as practically possible.
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I am trying to see because of the current drought crisis Australia has endured that evaporation slow down has occured. There isn't enough data, and the data there is doesn't help prove anything.
Another possible problem is to define it through all of these.
Australian Climate Influences
One thing that was said to me from a 39 yr experienced meteorologist is the sub tropic areas of the planet are usually deserts. which goes right across the guts of Australia and around other places such as the red sea.