Daily Archives: February 20, 2011

http://www.woodfortrees.org/ Travis responds with : And if you do the same thing with just GISS and UAH starting from 2003 onward, UAH shows at least double the warming trend that GISS does. Is it a sign of a warming conspiracy … Continue reading →

Gavin wrote a paper last year claiming that CO2 controls the climate. If he is correct, then CO2 below 350 ppm is a very bad thing. http://news.google.com/

No matter what the climate does, GISS will keep moving up. http://www.woodfortrees.org/

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http://cdiac.ornl.gov/epubs/ndp/ushcn/ts.ushcn_anom25_diffs_urb-raw_pg.gif Warmists do have a sense of humor. First they adjust recent temperatures upwards and older temperatures downwards. Then they claim that their baseline is warmer (because they adjusted it upwards) and demand that you subtract even more from the … Continue reading →

http://www.redorbit.com/ Yesterday the story was that mankind would be wiped out in twenty years.

Every once in a while a reader earns special attention New comment on your post “July 1934 Was Much Hotter Than July 2010” Author : Karmakaze Comment: I agree with Steve Goddard! Send this out to everyone you know, so … Continue reading →

The graph below shows USHCN unadjusted temperatures for Manhattan, Kansas. The mean temperature in July, 1934 averaged an astonishing 90.2 degrees. The average high temperature that month was an unbelievable 106.4 degrees! Wouldn’t it be nice if the climate experts … Continue reading →

I live in Colorado and ride my bike up in the mountains every week. As always, there are some patches of dead trees from forest fires, disease, bark beetles etc. I also worked two summers as a wilderness ranger for … Continue reading →

The US press was full of claims last summer that July 2010 was the hottest on record, but NOAA records show that it wasn’t even close to July 1934 – before it got adjusted by Hansen et al. http://www.usatoday.com/weather/news/extremes/2010-07-30-1Ahotjuly30_ST_N.htm Below … Continue reading →