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Jill Abramson talks to John Seigenthaler | Al Jazeera America

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Last July, reader Grant Holt explained that the Arctic is in freefall, and that record Antarctic ice is due to excess heat.

July 11, 2013 at 8:33 pm

The red arrow below shows the date when Grant Holt made his stunning observation.

COI | Centre for Ocean and Ice | Danmarks Meteorologiske Institut

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.

20,000 years ago, Kentucky had glaciers while much of Alaska was ice free.

Glacial Geology

Look familiar?

Weather Street: Temperature Forecast Movie

Peter William Lount put this composite together

You get your nice new Min/Max thermometer and set it up. First afternoon the temperature is 65F when you take you measurement at 4 pm and reset your thermometer. An hour later, a cold front comes through and the next day the high is 30F.

So when you go to take the reading the next day, you record that the high temperature was perhaps 63F, 33 degrees higher than the actual maximum. Only a complete idiot would not immediately recognize that as a problem, so you would start resetting your thermometer at night to prevent it from happening again.

TOBS adjustment assumes that all of the station operators are complete idiots.

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Hansen’s zero emissions scenario C assumed no emissions after the year 2000. Even bogus GISS data shows no temperature rise over the past decade, which means the climate is behaving identically to what Hansen expected in a zero emissions world.

data.giss.nasa.gov/gistemp/graphs_v3/Fig.A2.txt

This tells us that Mr. Climate couldn’t care less about Mann-made CO2