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Up until this came out I actually would have believed what NASA had to say or at least I would have listened more closely to it.
If Obama and Gore will now admit they were wrong about the Global Warming HOAX they helped perpetrate and it all stems from faulty information I might be willing to for give them their lies.
But if Obama continues to push for Cap & Trade that Scirentist say will have no appreciable on CO2 which is not a problem anyway, it will prove Obama is out to destroy our economy, and is an idiot I have no respect for what ever.
As for Gore he's always been worthless and I thank God Clinton didn't die in office. But then when I think about I felt that way with Quayle, and sort of do with Biden.
If Obama and Gore will now admit they were wrong about the Global Warming HOAX they helped perpetrate and it all stems from faulty information I might be willing to for give them their lies.
But if Obama continues to push for Cap & Trade that Scirentist say will have no appreciable on CO2 which is not a problem anyway, it will prove Obama is out to destroy our economy, and is an idiot I have no respect for what ever.
As for Gore he's always been worthless and I thank God Clinton didn't die in office. But then when I think about I felt that way with Quayle, and sort of do with Biden.
FOXNews.com - NASA Data Worse Than Climate-Gate Data, Space Agency Admits
NASA was able to put a man on the moon, but the space agency can't tell you what the temperature was when it did. By its own admission, NASA's temperature records are in even worse shape than the besmirched Climate-gate data.
E-mail messages obtained by a Freedom of Information Act request reveal that NASA concluded that its own climate findings were inferior to those maintained by both the University of East Anglia's Climatic Research Unit (CRU) -- the scandalized source of the leaked Climate-gate e-mails -- and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's National Climatic Data Center.
The e-mails from 2007 reveal that when a USA Today reporter asked if NASA's data "was more accurate" than other climate-change data sets, NASA's Dr. Reto A. Ruedy replied with an unequivocal no. He said "the National Climatic Data Center's procedure of only using the best stations is more accurate," admitting that some of his own procedures led to less accurate readings.
"My recommendation to you is to continue using NCDC's data for the U.S. means and [East Anglia] data for the global means," Ruedy told the reporter.
"NASA's temperature data is worse than the Climate-gate temperature data. According to NASA," wrote Christopher Horner, a senior fellow at the Competitive Enterprise Institute who uncovered the e-mails. Horner is skeptical of NCDC's data as well, stating plainly: "Three out of the four temperature data sets stink."