Stealth Climate Report
Global warming stopped 16 years ago, reveals Met Office report quietly released... and here is the chart to prove it
The climate hoaxers tried to sneak this one out. Isn't it time to put this nonsense out of its misery? Notice that "natural variability" in this case includes things like changes in ocean temperatures and variations on the output of the Sun (!); in other words, obviously critical causal variables are dumped into the error term as if they were random noise. Good grief, the output of the Sun may well be the most powerful climate determinant of all!
To call these pitifully weak computer models "deeply flawed" is laughable understatement; to advocate economic and environmental policies from them is just reckless, the height of folly and hubris.
This is science at its politicized, self-serving worst. No surprise, the defense, limp as it is -- Jones wants to object about too-short time lines? That's just hilarious! -- comes from disgraced East Anglia, an outfit that no doubt, given the chance, would have burned this report before anybody saw it. The NYT, et al., will endeavor to do the equivalent.
Byron
The climate hoaxers tried to sneak this one out. Isn't it time to put this nonsense out of its misery? Notice that "natural variability" in this case includes things like changes in ocean temperatures and variations on the output of the Sun (!); in other words, obviously critical causal variables are dumped into the error term as if they were random noise. Good grief, the output of the Sun may well be the most powerful climate determinant of all!
To call these pitifully weak computer models "deeply flawed" is laughable understatement; to advocate economic and environmental policies from them is just reckless, the height of folly and hubris.
This is science at its politicized, self-serving worst. No surprise, the defense, limp as it is -- Jones wants to object about too-short time lines? That's just hilarious! -- comes from disgraced East Anglia, an outfit that no doubt, given the chance, would have burned this report before anybody saw it. The NYT, et al., will endeavor to do the equivalent.
Byron
posted by Byron | Sunday, October 14, 2012
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