Billy_Bob
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And not one single post is for the paper while they ask very pointed questions about the fraud...
OMG... the reactions and comments at Science Magazine are brutal...
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I'm curious how the editor allowed such a paper to be published. It is easy to see how the only change made was manipulation to the data, downward for the previous years and upward for the more recent years. Makes one wonder what else has NOAA manipulated.
Submitted on Fri, 06/05/2015 - 19:04
Richard Fletcher
Wouldn't you know it, through enough money at the problem, and it will take care of itself. What hiatus?
Submitted on Fri, 06/05/2015 - 17:02
Rupert Patton
I too am skeptical of the "new" way of calculating that just happens to better support the presupposition of 20 years ago, but... Even with their "new" data calculations there are two GLARING questions that they WILL NOT address. In their graph that shows the "new" 50 year rolling average which now shows a continued linear increase over the last 50 years and which the authors say does away with the hiatus, they don't bother including a similar line from 1900-1950. If they did you would see a very similar slope and a very similar rise in global temperatures. If anthropomorphic carbon are to blame for the increase of the last 50 years what is their explanation of the cause of the identical rise in the first half of the 20th century? And even with the "new" data calculations they report a 0.116 degree Celsius/ decade rise over the last 50 years. But the 1992 IPCC First Report predicted 0.3 degree Celsius/ decade (range 0.2-0.5) rise in global temps. So even with the "new" data that's only 1/3 of predicted and 1/2 of even the low end prediction. And they had to manipulate, er, excuse me... They had to correct the data just to get that close to their prediction. But don't worry, trust their conclusions and predictions... They're scientists. And tell those evil mad scientists John Christy and Roy Spenser to quit questioning their methods, motives or conclusions.
Submitted on Fri, 06/05/2015 - 16:41
OMG... the reactions and comments at Science Magazine are brutal...
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