I'm assuming this means you think a 98% failure rate is acceptable.Strange. I always thought that when observed data fits within the projections, it means the projections are reasonable. I guess in your fake science world things work differently.
Face it. The graph YOU POSTED makes your claims a joke.
More to the point, you keep evading the fact that the IPCC predictions that were based on the models were spectacularly wrong. That's probably because you don't actually know what the IPCC predicted.
Correct translation: Researchers who claim 52% support is the same thing as a "97% consensus" are environmental zealots.Environmental Zealot - translation: Some of the many people with a scientific background and who have actually studied the topic in depth that dare disagree with you.
The issue isn't whether or not they agree with me. The issue is that their claims aren't supported by their own data.
LMFAO.Take the not official, pre-release chart from the IPCC that you favour, the one that wasn't released officially, and chart the NOAA or NASA numbers for the years 2012, 2013, 2014 and even 2015's to date number of 0.83ºC anomaly on that chart.
Still trying to create imaginary evidence of "man-made warming" by plotting numbers from different graphs that used different baselines. How pathetic. Among other things, you have once again proved that you didn't understand your own skepticalscience link.
I guess I can't entirely blame you for trying to create imaginary "man-made warming." There is certainly no real evidence of any man-made warming.