As of 1999, NASA showed no net global warming from 1876 to 1976
But that didn’t fit the narrative, so they simply disappeared the pre-1880 data and massively cooled the past – to create the hockey stick blade.
1999 version : web.archive.org/19990220235952/…. GLB.Ts.txt
2014 version : data.giss.nasa.gov/……/ZonAnn.Ts.txtIf the present refuses to get warmer, then the past must become cooler
The planet hasn’t been warming as predicted, so NASA simply altered the data to make it look like the planet was warming. The graph below shows how they have changed their own global surface temperature record over the past 15 years. All temperatures prior to 1970 have been cooled, and all post-1970 temperatures have been warmed.
They overwrite the data in place and attempt to block web archiving, but fortunately there are a few snapshots of their past temperature data on the web archive.
1999 version : web.archive.org/19990220235952/…. GLB.Ts.txt
2014 version : data.giss.nasa.gov/……/ZonAnn.Ts.txtIf the present refuses to get warmer, then the past must become cooler
In 2005, NASA showed that Antarctica had been strongly cooling for 20 years
Gavin Schmidt (current GISS head) reported that Antarctica temperatures “decreased significantly”
Shindell and Schmidt 2004
Shindell, D.T., and G.A. Schmidt 2004. Southern Hemisphere climate response to ozone changes and greenhouse gas increases. Geophys. Res. Lett. 31, L18209, doi:10.1029/2004GL020724.While most of the Earth warmed rapidly during recent decades, surface temperatures decreased significantly over most of Antarctica.
But that story wan’t going to scare anyone into giving up their money, so in 2007 they simply changed Antarctica’s history from cooling to warming.
Disintegration: Antarctic Warming Claims Another Ice Shelf : Feature Articles
Contrary to the incessant lies of the global warming fraudsters, sea level rise rates are not accelerating on the East Coast. Prior to 1995, sea level at Savannah, Georgia rose 2.83 mm/year, but since 1995 it has been rising at only 1.99 mm/year. This is most likely primarily due to subsidence.
According to NOAA, sea level rise rates were much higher along the East Coast prior to 1970. In fact, there was no change in sea level along the East Coast from 1970 to 1990.
Tide gauges around the Chesapeake Bay indicate that the relative sea level in the Bay is rising at twice the average global rate of 1.8 mm per year
for now, the net change of sea level in the middle Atlantic area is zero
It is important to remember that tide gauges are primarily a navigation aid. As such, many of these tide gauges are located near ports and other growing population centers. In turn, it is possible that these sites are subject to local land subsidence caused by ground water extraction; an activity known to be increasing around the Chesapeake Bay in recent decades [Gornitz and Seeber, 1990; Holdal and Morrison, 1974]. Changes in the elevation of the land on which the tide gauges rest would also appear as a changes in the relative sea level.
Tide gauges measure sea level changes relative to the land on which the the tide gauge rests. By itself, a tide gauge cannot tell the difference between local crustal motion and sea level changes. The following figures illustrate this point. The dashed red line is at a constant height in all figures. In the first figure, the water level is fixed but the land has fallen.
Like North Carolina, South Carolina has one long-term tide gauge at Charleston. Sea level there rose faster prior to 1950 (most likely mainly due to subsidence) and the rise rate shows 0.0000 correlation vs. atmospheric CO2.
In other words – CO2 has no correlation with sea level rise rates. Scientists who claim otherwise are either dishonest, incompetent, or both.
One of the big climate fraud efforts is from the fear mongers in North Carolina blaming sea level rise on CO2.
The data provides no support for that theory. There is only one long-term tide gauge in North Carolina, and it shows a steady rate of sea level rise of 2mm/year for 80 years, most likely due to subsidence. There has been no acceleration as CO2 increased.
If we compare the slope of the sea level line vs. atmospheric CO2, there is 0.00 correlation – i.e. rising CO2 has no impact on North Carolina sea level rise rates.
But facts don’t affect alarmists. They are constantly pressing the North Carolina government with their fraudulent agenda – despite zero scientific backing.
One of my kids’ car got trashed by a hailstorm in Denver this afternoon
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This is due to climate change, because they never have hailstorms in Colorado
On July 11, 1990, a severe thunderstorm developed near Estes Park and traveled southeast, dropping golf ball to baseball sized hail, in a swath that was at times, 5 to 10 miles wide.
Losses totaled over $600 million, at the time, making it the costliest hailstorm in state history
Historic Denver Hailstorm Was Called Worst In American History « CBS Denver
How does Arctic sea ice loss compare to Antarctic sea ice gain?
Arctic sea ice loss is three times greater than Antarctic sea ice gain.
Climate Myth…
Arctic sea ice loss is matched by Antarctic sea ice gain
In fact, the global sea-ice record shows virtually no change throughout the past 30 years, because the quite rapid loss of Arctic sea ice since the satellites were watching has been matched by a near-equally rapid gain of Antarctic sea ice. Indeed, when the summer extent of Arctic sea ice reached its lowest point in the 30-year record in mid-September 2007, just three weeks later the Antarctic sea extent reached a 30-year record high. The record low was widely reported; the corresponding record high was almost entirely unreported. (Chris Monckton)How does Arctic sea ice loss compare to Antarctic sea ice gain?
Kook and Nutter solve the equation :
-3x + 1x = a positive number
The amount of sea on Earth is above the post 1979 mean, meaning that Antarctic gain is greater than Arctic loss
I’m skeptical that their combined IQ matches that of a turnip.
Meanwhile, researchers from NASA and UC Irvine studying the ASE ice sheet report a “continuous and rapid retreat” of glaciers there and think that there is “no [major] obstacle that would prevent the glaciers from further retreat.” They worry that within a millennium and perhaps as soon as two centuries, the ASE could melt out entirely—leading to between four and 10 feet of sea level rise around the world—if moderate warming models prove to be correct.
Of course, we can all play a role in preventing such scenarios by reducing our carbon footprints. Take fewer airplane trips. Buy organic food. Walk, bike or take public transit to work. If you must drive, get a hybrid or electric car. Wear a sweater instead of turning up the heat. And urge legislators to push new laws that limit greenhouse gas emissions by industry, utilities and other big polluters. It may be now or never.
