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2013 Bad year for Global warming
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2013 Bad year for Global warming
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A better term for these phenomena would be Global Temperature Fluctuations.
They go up and down, as they have throughout history. -
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2014 as well as I've just bought one of these for each room in my mansion (32 to be precise):
“Brexit is having a wee in the middle of the room at a house party because nobody is talking to you, and then complaining about the smell.”Comment
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and here's some more on that supposedly record hot November:
HadCRUT4 is From Venus, GISS is From Mars (Now Includes November Data) | Watts Up With That?
The warmists are really getting desparate when the only thing they have to point to is one data set that is completely different from all the other data sets because it extrapolates a reading from a thermometer next to heating pipe over huge swathe of Russia.
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From BB's (absurd) link ...
From BB Saturday:For GISS, the slope is flat since September 2001 or 12 years, 3 months.
And BB Friday :Just to recap....the temperature trend has been flat for 17 years and continues to be flat. This is confirned by the GISS temps.
Let's hope 2014 brings an increase in accuracy and consistency in the argument. BIDI.Temperatures haven't risen for 20 years,
Happy Sol Invictus.Last edited by pjclarke; 23 December 2013, 12:38.My subconscious is annoying. It's got a mind of its own.Comment
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The catastrophists are well known for producing a spaghetti of papers that prove everything is due to CO2 and to humans.
Whatever happens, hot, cold, drought, floods, more tornados , less tornados, more bush fires, less bush fires, more mosquitos , less mosquitos, lions roaming in England, Polar bears roaming England, more snow, less snow
there will be a paper to support it.
now BB has highlighted two diametrically opposed temperature records for this year.
which one to believe ? which ever one fits their argument of the moment, i guess(\__/)
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You tooOriginally posted by pjclarke View PostFrom BB's (absurd) link ...
From BB Saturday:
And BB Friday :
Let's hope 2014 brings an increase in accuracy and consistency in the argument. BIDI.
Happy Sol Invictus.
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This is very much like choosing a religion isn't it!Originally posted by EternalOptimist View PostThe catastrophists are well known for producing a spaghetti of papers that prove everything is due to CO2 and to humans.
Whatever happens, hot, cold, drought, floods, more tornados , less tornados, more bush fires, less bush fires, more mosquitos , less mosquitos, lions roaming in England, Polar bears roaming England, more snow, less snow
there will be a paper to support it.
now BB has highlighted two diametrically opposed temperature records for this year.
which one to believe ? which ever one fits their argument of the moment, i guess
It all depends on what type of statue you want your money spent on...Comment
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This one's good for the warmists! Even looks a little sexy if you stare at it long enough!Originally posted by original PM View PostThis is very much like choosing a religion isn't it!
It all depends on what type of statue you want your money spent on...
If you think my attitude stinks, you should smell my fingers.Comment
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