Are you saying that the IPCC is using the wrong data? It's their data and their graph. Are you seriously pretending otherwise?Wrong. You're creating fairy-tale "warming" by mixing two completely different data sets....
Are you saying that the IPCC is using the wrong data? It's their data and their graph. Are you seriously pretending otherwise?Wrong. You're creating fairy-tale "warming" by mixing two completely different data sets....
You admit your chart is bullshit, that's a start.Wrong. You're creating fairy-tale "warming" by mixing two completely different data sets.
For crying out loud, Basketcase, even Frankfooter has finally conceded that your approach is wrong.
The chart I posted was created by the IPCC. And unlike the one that you posted, the one that I posted was actually peer reviewed.Now you need to admit that the chart you post that you claim is an IPCC chart, is not a published IPCC chart, as previously shown here.
I fixed your quote for you. Now, go get yourself some help.That's five examples of moviefan providing irrefutable facts.
Arguing with him is no more productive than yelling at a rock, a really dumb rock.
You think the "past 3 years" ended in 2012? :Eek:Are you saying that the IPCC is using the wrong data? It's their data and their graph. Are you seriously pretending otherwise?
You think those observable, physical signs have nothing to do with warming?Nonsense. I want to see actual predictions measured against observed data.
A scientific hypothesis has to be measurable and falsifiable. Otherwise, it can neither be verified nor falsified and can only be accepted as a matter of faith.
For AGW to stand up as science, it has to be testable and verifiable. The way you test the hypothesis of AGW is to make predictions and then measure those predictions against the observed results.You think those observable, physical signs have nothing to do with warming?
Come on. Ice caps, snowy peaks and glaciers have all receded.
We have record droughts and forest fires. The heat also causes oceans to evaporate more to cause torrential rain falls and floods in other areas.
Great, make that six examples of outright lying.I fixed your quote for you. Now, go get yourself some help.
Meanwhile, I think we can all agree with Bishop's statement about you:
For AGW to stand up as science, it has to be testable and verifiable. The way you test the hypothesis of AGW is to make predictions and then measure those predictions against the observed results.
As you noted, there have been huge increases in man-made greenhouse gases in recent years. In this century, that didn't lead to any warming.
Reading "signs" is something I leave to religious folks.
That was a leaked, pre-release chart.The chart I posted was created by the IPCC. And unlike the one that you posted, the one that I posted was actually peer reviewed.
You are still lying.As you noted, there have been huge increases in man-made greenhouse gases in recent years. In this century, that didn't lead to any warming.
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http://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-308525882014 warmest year on record, say US researchers
Unlike your graph, the one I posted was peer reviewed.That was a leaked, pre-release chart.
Its dishonest to post it as it was never published by the IPCC.
So, now you're having to rely on the cooked books to try to produce a minuscule amount of warming.You are still lying.
I wasn't being funny. The phenomena that you mentioned aren't evidence of anthropogenic climate change.Very funny, but those signs I speak of are real, and not apparitions seen by the faithful.
They are observable phenomena.
Maybe the theory behind is AGW is correct, but they aren't measuring cause and effect correctly to make more accurate predictions.
Still can't read a chart, can you?Your own graphs have failed to find any statistically significant warming in the 21st century. In fact, the first graph ends with a temperature that is lower than 1998. The assertion that temperatures have been stagnant in the 21st century still stands.
That clearly hasn't been the case on TERB.Sadly the resistance to scientific conclusions tends to come from the right of the political spectrum.
According to the IPCC, the temperature for 2013 should have been at least 0.3 degrees Celsius higher than the temperature for 1998. Your NASA graph shows 1998 and 2013 as being the same.Still can't read a chart, can you?
As usual, you are lying.The IPCC's predictions about the Earth's temperature have all been spectacularly wrong. The hypothesis isn't supported by evidence.
http://www.theguardian.com/environm...t/01/ipcc-global-warming-projections-accurateIPCC model global warming projections have done much better than you think
You are cherry picking the last super El Nino year as your comparison date, yet again.According to the IPCC, the temperature for 2013 should have been at least 0.3 degrees Celsius higher than the temperature for 1998. Your NASA graph shows 1998 and 2013 as being the same.
Dana Nuccitelli? Are you serious?Here's a two year old article that answers your three year old claims.
http://www.theguardian.com/environm...t/01/ipcc-global-warming-projections-accurate
According to the IPCC's AR5 report, 111 of the 114 models predicted there would be significant warming in the years following 1998. Indeed, the IPCC predicted the temperature in 2013 would be at least 0.3 degrees Celsius higher than 1998.You are cherry picking the last super El Nino year as your comparison date, yet again.
Prove that the charts show 'cooked books', you are lying again.Your NASA graph shows no warming at all from 1998 to 2013.
And, frankly, it takes a lot of gall to be posting cooked books and then accusing others of "cherry picking."
https://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/sotc/global/2015061 July 2014–June 2015 0.83 1.49
2 June 2014–May 2015 0.82 1.48
3 May 2014–April 2015 0.81 1.46
4 April 2014–March 2015 0.80 1.44
5 March 2014–February 2015 0.79 1.42
6 (tie) January–December 2014 0.78 1.40
6 (tie) February 2014–January 2015 0.78 1.40
8 December 2013–November 2014 0.77 1.39
9 November 2013–October 2014 0.74 1.33
10 (tie*) October 2013–September 2014 0.73 1.31