AGW Today: Only Significant In 10-20% Of The World

30 Dec, 2009 by William Teach

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Uh oh, alarmists. What do you make of this? (via C3)

The Hadley Climatic Research Unit (CRU) provides data to the IPCC. They process temperature station data into adjusted averages for 5×5 degree grids covering the world. In November 2009, CRU had various emails hacked and released. A CRU email from Phil Jones to Michael Mann, Malcolm Hughes and others, Mar 11, 2003, stated: “Even with the instrumental record, the early and late 20th century warming periods are only significant locally at between 10-20% of grid boxes.” [http://www.anelegantchaos.org/cru/emails.php?eid=296&filename=1047390562.txt] (What a difference statistics can make in creating false illusions like “global” warming.)

Well. That’s a fine how-do-ya-do for the morning, eh? It couldn’t possibly have anything to do with poorly located monitoring stations and the Urban Island Effect, could it?

For you mega-alarmist story of the day, Treehugger (snicker) explains that animals will have to literally run all the time to escape from the global warming/climate change caused by you driving an SUV and lighting you Christmas tree.

Oh, hey, look. The carbon tax in France has been deemed unconstitutional just a few days before it was set to go into effect.

A high schooler has gone climahysteric after being indoctrinated with all the correct talking points, and also shows how the real environmental movement has been consumed by alarmism. Someone should tell Lisa that Democrats tend to block the actual use of most alternative energy sources.

Lord Monckton challenges The Goracle to debate yet again. Vegas odds are running 927:¹:º:º – 2 against Al agreeing.

Now go out and have a nice chilly climate change day. Here in Raleigh, the forecast is for 44 degrees. The normal is 50. Including today, the 7 day forecast of for 6 of 7 days to be well below average.