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Sunspots? Sure; they've been going down while the temperature has been going up. Some curious things about Svensmark et al. reference list skepticalscience.com Posted on 25 December 2017 by Ari JokimäkiThe hypothesis of significant effect of cosmic-rays to climate has been shown wrong many times. This is a pet hypothesis of Henrik Svensmark, who continues to push papers on the subject to scientific journals. A few days ago, the journal Nature Communications published a paper of Svensmark (& co-workers). I checked out its reference list because I think that some indicators of the quality of a paper can be found simply by checking the reference list, and how references are used.