Monthly Archives: December 2013

a major puzzle in the global warming debate: why computer models have shown more significant warming than actual temperature data. Fourteen years making the same excuse, and these geniuses still haven’t fixed the models. The Argus-Press – Google News Archive … Continue reading →

In 1998, Hansen thought he was on to something. PDF document It turned out that he was wrong. Temperatures went horizontal after 1998. Most normal people would be able to figure out that they were wrong after 15 years, but … Continue reading →

According to GISS 1997 global data, temperatures responded to increases in CO2 much more rapidly below 310 PPM.   Archived here : http://www.giss.nasa.gov/Data/GISTEMP/GLB.Ts.txt

The web archive never forgets. In 1997, GISS showed that about three-fourths of global warming occurred prior to 1940. In other words, global warming started before CO2 started rising significantly, and recent global warming coincided exactly with the PDO shift … Continue reading →

I found this 2001 version of the GISS global station graph in the web archive. Note that the 1880’s used to be just as warm as the 1960’s. NASA Goddard Institute: Surface Temperature: Graphs Here is the current version. Note … Continue reading →

Dave Burton sent over a bunch of archive links which have turned up some more history of NASA’s data tampering. The graph below shows NASA’s 2004 version of global surface temperatures in red, and current version in green – normalized … Continue reading →

Prior to 1960, people all over the world always read temperatures too high. This was probably because they were very short and had to look up at the glass thermometer. http://www.giss.nasa.gov/data/update/gistemp/graphs/FigB.txt data.giss.nasa.gov/gistemp/tabledata_v3/ZonAnn.Ts+dSST.txt

In 1975, the National Academy of Sciences showed that global cooling had erased all 1900-1940 Northern Hemisphere warming. CHILLING_POSSIBILITIES That didn’t make for a very good story, so Phil Jones erased half of the 1910-1940 warming. HadCRUT4.png (630×730) Next graph … Continue reading →

Average global temperatures would rise by one-half a degree to one degree Fahrenheit from 1990 to 2000 if current trends are unchanged, according to Dr. Hansen’s findings. Dr. Hansen said the global temperature would rise by another 2 to 4 … Continue reading →