Every year, our diligent friends at GISS cool the past further and warm the present further. But no matter how much cheating they do, they just can’t get up to Hansen’s “zero emissions after the year 2000” scenario C.
Disrupting the Borg is expensive and time consuming!
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It’s every month. Every monthly run rewrites everything.
Bookmark this one for Mosher who says we’re all wrong about this ( and all the adjustments ).
Let’s demand he explain exactly what the problem is.
My guess is that his answer will be less than 10 words, with no capitals.
Mosher is a waste of carbon. Haven’t heard anything sensible out of him since Moses was a boy.
To his credit, Steve M. does take a very dim view of the ways of Mann and the other climate clowns.
If Jinan Cao is right, GHGs enable atmospheric cooling by facilitating hi-altitude radiation to space. Hence the diving RSS curve.
And the failing alarmist models.