FW: Ten Years And Counting: Where’s The Global Warming? - James Taylor

[George Thompson]

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 HERE WE GO AGAIN

 

In a message dated 6/23/2011 2:31:53 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, CRich...@aol.com writes:

EXTRACTS:   "The evidence is powerful, straightforward, and damning. NASA satellite instruments precisely measuring global temperatures show absolutely no warming during the past the past 10 years. This is the case for the Northern Hemisphere mid-latitudes, including the United States. This is the case for the Arctic, where the signs of human-caused global warming are supposed to be first and most powerfully felt. This is the case for global sea surface temperatures, which alarmists claim should be sucking up much of the predicted human-induced warming. This is the case for the planet as a whole.
"If atmospheric carbon dioxide emissions are the sole or primary driver of global temperatures, then where is all the global warming? We’re talking 10 years of higher-than-expected increases in greenhouse gases, yet 10 years of absolutely no warming. That’s 10 years of nada, nunca, nein."

"Most powerfully, global temperature trends during the twentieth century sharply defied atmospheric carbon dioxide trends. More than half of the warming during the twentieth century occurred prior to the post-World War II economic boom, yet atmospheric carbon dioxide emissions rose minimally during this time. Between 1945 and 1977, atmospheric carbon dioxide levels jumped rapidly, yet global temperatures declined. Only during the last quarter of the century was there an appreciable correlation between greenhouse gas trends and global temperature trends. But that brief correlation has clearly disappeared this century."

 

COMMENT:   All the screaming, weeping and wailing from the catastrophic-anthropogenic-global-warming freaks, like Al Gore, are meaningless in the face of the facts. How long must reality deviate from their GIGO computer climate models before the models are deemed failures?

Coli

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