Real Climate Science

The graph below shows changes made to Hansen’s GLB.Ts+dSST.txt over the past year. He makes these changes in place, overwriting the existing file so that there is no record on the NASA web site of his tampering. Fortunately we have people saving off old copies.

As usual, he has cooled the past and warmed the present. Hansen has created a 0.15C additional warming between 1910 and 2012, which didn’t exist in the February 20, 2012 version of the same file.

data.giss.nasa.gov/gistemp/tabledata_v3/GLB.Ts+dSST.txt

He is apparently attempting to push temperatures above scenario C, but is failing to even do that. Mosher says this is all good.

Hansen has also blocked Internet archives from automatically tracking his tampering.

http://web.archive.org/web/20130117062304/http://data.giss.nasa.gov/gistemp/tabledata_v3/GLB.Ts+dSST.txt

I placed a copy of the archived February 2012 data here : http://tinyurl.com/btrrvcu

Here is an earlier version :

http://web.archive.org/web/20120111000513/http://data.giss.nasa.gov/gistemp/tabledata_v3/GLB.Ts+dSST.txt

Bloomberg is determined to take away American’s right to self defense and freedom from tyrants, like himself.

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The founding fathers created the Bill of Rights to protect the citizens from people like Michael Bloomberg.

Worst March snow for 30 years brings chaos – Telegraph

Snowy soccer is just a taste of what climate change will do to sports

March snow in the northern hemisphere, let alone in a high-altitude city like Denver, Colorado, may not seem unusual, but it is. Denver doesn’t usually get blizzards this time of year, which may be why FIFA felt comfortable scheduling a match there on the second day of spring. And while it’s impossible to attribute any particular storm to climate change, warming trends are clearly leading to more powerful winter weather. Denver will get a foot of snow before this storm is over.

Snowy soccer is just a taste of what climate change will do to sports – Quartz

March is the snowiest month of the year in Colorado. One of the standard claims of alarmists is that global warming brings declining spring snow cover. These people have absolutely no shame.

Fort Collins has only had one March 24 below 0F, which occurred in 1952.  Depending on what happens over the next couple of hours at the official thermometer, today will be the coldest March 24 since either 1974, 1964, 1962 or 1952.

All energy flow is driven by differences in energy, not absolute energy.

Team climate moron tells us that global warming produces stronger storms, because “there is more energy in the system.” The level of stupidity behind that remark defies explanation.

Consider a battery. It does nothing until the positive and negative terminals are connected.  It is the difference in energy which drives electricity flow.

Consider a high pressure system. There is little wind, until a low pressure system comes nearby. It is the difference in pressure which drives the wind.

Tornadoes occur in the spring, because warm wet air comes in contact with cold dry air. It is the difference in energy and humidity which drives the tornado.

Tropical Storm Sandy was so large, because it intersected with very cold Arctic air. It was the difference in energy which drove the storm.

Venus is uniformly hot, and has no storms and almost no wind. There are no energy differences on the surface of Venus.

Bottom line is that global warming should produce less severe weather, because of polar amplification  The difference in energy between the poles and the equator is reduced.

Blackout Britain: EU environmental directive puts millions at risk of power cuts

ONE million homes narrowly escaped a power cut last month as bitterly cold weather placed a massive strain on Britain’s creaking electricity network.

And as a spell of bitter cold once more hits the UK, the near switch-off which came so perilously close on that freezing afternoon, underscores the magnitude of the energy crisis.

Fawley is one of a number of coal and oil power stations being forced into retirement to comply with EU environmental targets.  The EU “large combustion plant directive”, aimed at cutting airborne pollution, will force ageing power stations to close by 2015. But they will be shut down before that if they use their allocated generating time earlier.

Blackout Britain: EU environmental directive puts millions at risk of power cuts | UK | News | Daily Express

Britain is in trouble because they listened to NASA’s James Hansen five years ago, who was completely wrong about everything he told them.

6 April 2008

Climate target is not radical enough

Hansen said his findings were not a recipe for despair. The good news, he said, is that reserves of fossil fuels have been exaggerated, so an alternative source of energy will have to be rapidly put in place in any case.

Other measure could include a moratorium on coal power stations which would bring the C02 levels to below 400ppm.  Hansen’s revised position will pile yet further pressure on Britain over plans to build a new generation of coal power stations. Last year he wrote to Gordon Brown urging him to block the first such power station; the Royal Society has made similar suggestions to the government.

Climate target is not radical enough – study | Environment | The Guardian

Hansen has succeeded in doing what Hitler failed to do – bring Britain to her knees.

Climate imbeciles say that more energy in the system causes more severe storms.

That is why the weather is so bad in Hawaii, and so good in Winnipeg.

Why is the idiot in chief tasked with making this no-brainer decision?

The Keystone decision still ultimately rests with President Obama, who appears to be dithering — and procrastinating like mad. From The Hill:

In meetings with Obama last week, House and Senate Republicans pressed the president for a timeline on his decision — about which Obama was vague. …

Obama has been noncommittal on Keystone. According to some Senate Republicans present at last week’s confab, the president said his decision would come by year’s end.

Senate gives a big, fat thumbs-up to Keystone XL | Grist

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