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Oh look it's the Monckton methodology.
Ad hominem is the last refuge of the bankrupt.
We are on a temperature plateau, the warmest is expected, what is not expected is the lack of warming.The ten hottest years on record with one exception have all occurred in this Century. 1998 is the only exception.
How about that.
...Independent data analyst, Steven Goddard, today (January 19, 2014) released his telling study of the officially adjusted and “homogenized” US temperature records relied upon by NASA, NOAA, USHCN and scientists around the world to “prove” our climate has been warming dangerously.
Goddard reports, “I spent the evening comparing graphs…and hit the NOAA motherlode.” His diligent research exposed the real reason why there is a startling disparity between the “raw” thermometer readings, as reported by measuring stations, and the “adjusted” temperatures, those that appear in official charts and government reports. In effect, the adjustments to the “raw” thermometer measurements made by the climate scientists “turns a 90 year cooling trend into a warming trend,” says the astonished Goddard.
Goddard’s plain-as-day evidence not only proves the officially-claimed one-degree increase in temperatures is entirely fictitious, it also discredits the reliability of any assertion by such agencies to possess a reliable and robust temperature record.
Goddard continues: "I discovered a huge error in their adjustments between V1 and V2. This is their current US graph. Note that there is a discontinuity at 1998, which doesn’t look right. Globally, temperatures plummeted in 1999, but they didn’t in the US graph:
Ad hominem is the last refuge of the bankrupt.
The ten hottest years on record with one exception have all occurred in this Century. 1998 is the only exception.
How about that.
Since when was 119 months equal to 18 years? It's less than 10 by my calculations - and that's an average of tropospheric temperature records, not actual surface temperatures.
Subtleties perhaps lost on the aristocrat you are depending upon for your scientific education :lol:
Uh, no, that's not ad hominem. Said methodology is flawed. Surely you knew this already, being as well-informed on the subject as you are.
Monckton is only a publicizer. The methodology in this case is no more his than Darwin's methodology was Huxley's.
Some of the hottest places in the world in 2014 included:
•Europe was the hottest it’s been in 500 years. One new analysis concluded “global warming has made a temperature anomaly like the one observed in 2014 in Europe at least 80 times more likely.”•California had record-smashing heat, which helped create its “most severe drought in the last 1200 years.”
•Australia broke heat records across the continent (for the second year running). Back in January, “temperatures soared higher than 120°F (49°C).”•Much of Siberia “defrosted in spring and early summer under temperatures more than 9°F (5°C) above its 1981 to 2010 average,” as Live Science noted. This is the second exceptionally hot summer in a row for the region, and scientists now think the huge crater discovered this year in the area “was probably caused by thawing permafrost.”
The permafrost (soon to be renamed the permamelt) contains twice as much carbon as the entire atmosphere. If we don’t reverse emissions trends sharply and soon, then the carbon released from it this century alone could boost global warming as much as 1.5°F.
Actually, no, he did invent a graph much like the one you posted, and then fraudulently attributed it to the IPCC when he was speaking before Congress.
And now a little reality.....and it is not so rosy.
2014 Was The Hottest Year On Record Globally By Far | ThinkProgress
Also shows the Pause.
If we look at the actual GISS data, The J-D column.If 2015 was a "pause" I hate to see what happens when it gets going again. We are taking in more heat that we lose every year and it is going somewhere. The permafrost is melting for instance.
An accusation like that needs a link.
If 2015 was a "pause" I hate to see what happens when it gets going again. We are taking in more heat that we lose every year and it is going somewhere. The permafrost is melting for instance.
It shouldn't be hard to spot the issue:
Look at the temperature rise projection on that chart. Oddly linear, yes?
Since it's an IPCC projection you'll have to take it up with them.
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