Bummer: Satellite Records Still Not Following UN IPCC Prognostications

by William Teach | July 20, 2013 7:37 am

Nor all the other “computer models” Warmists use

(The NO CARBON TAX Climate Skeptics Blog[1]) Each month Professor Ole Humlum from the University of Oslo published the latest month’s data in a report called Climate4you. He has just issued the latest for June 2013. (link – pdf[2])

• The two satellite records continue to show cooling;
• All three surface air temperature records continue to show negative temperature trend for the last 5 and 10 years; however

Also noted is that CO2 continues to increase. Yet, the computer models of Warmists are failing miserably[3]. Here’s a good graph on just how bad they are failing[4]

And another[5]

Regarding Dr. Roy Spencer, he had this to say about the Democrats little “climate change” hearing on Thursday

Senate EPW Hearing: “Climate Change: It’s Happened Before”[6]

OK, so yesterday’s hearing really was entitled, “Climate Change: It’s Happening Now”. I like my title better.

This chart illustrates that, yes, we are currently warm, but not significantly warmer than the Medieval Warm Period (MWP) or the Roman Warm Period (RWP). So how is it we know today’s warmth is human-caused, when the last two warm periods couldn’t have been caused by humans? Hmmm?

Here’s the thing: “skeptics” are not arguing warming. I will argue with anyone who proclaims there hasn’t been warming since the end of the Little Ice Age, and any who fail to note that, yes, there was a nice uptick starting in the late 1970’s. What we are arguing is causation. Warmists say it is mostly or solely caused by Mankind, primarily through the greenhouse gas CO2, what they unscientifically call “carbon”. We say that most, if not all of the temperature increases are caused by natural forces. If the Warmists were right, we’d continue to see statistically significant increasing temperatures. Real world data doesn’t show this. And real world data beats garbage in garbage out computer models every time.

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