The European solar radiation sensor net monitored and compared data from 1989 to 2012 with data from 1965 to 1988:
Mitteleuropa: Das Geheimnis des roten Sonnenflecks - SPIEGEL ONLINE - Wissenschaft
One climate "scientist" Blanka Bartók (as if there were such a science) explains the +3.21 W/m^2 hot spot over Austria must be due to less air pollution with micro particles.
The blue areas show a decrease of 3.79 W/m^2
I haven`t bothered looking for temperature data for the regions on this map, but there better be a significant +T anomaly for Austria and a -T for the blue zones else the CO2 "back radiation" effect which is less W/m^2 is in the toilet.
Mitteleuropa: Das Geheimnis des roten Sonnenflecks - SPIEGEL ONLINE - Wissenschaft
One climate "scientist" Blanka Bartók (as if there were such a science) explains the +3.21 W/m^2 hot spot over Austria must be due to less air pollution with micro particles.
The blue areas show a decrease of 3.79 W/m^2
I haven`t bothered looking for temperature data for the regions on this map, but there better be a significant +T anomaly for Austria and a -T for the blue zones else the CO2 "back radiation" effect which is less W/m^2 is in the toilet.