A look at the credibility of Michael Mann’s Hockey Stick graph.
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Consensus = 1990 IPCC report + Briffa + 1974 NCAR chart + NAS circa 1974 + tree lines (elevation & latitude) + centuries long temperature records for Europe & China + Norse ship log books
Thought you might like this one I saw recently. It shows that they chose the coldest point in the last 1000 years to begin their comparisons.
https://selfreliancecentral.com/2024/11/16/if-hes-correct-this-is-the-most-important-climate-video-ever/
Of course we must remember that this is only core samples from a couple of spots in Greenland/ We’re still waiting for the ice core samples from Nicaragua and other equatorial regions to be collected.