Climateaudit.org is outscoring AGW single-handedly
Because we're all nerdly here and skeptics about Anthropological Global Warming, I'd like to share this site with you. Canadian Steve McIntyre's Climateaudit.org parses weather data for careful scrutiny on data collection and computing errors.
The net result is that Climateaudit.org is single-handedly beating AGW. It's somewhat technical, but if you think of graphs the way the Liberals think of pretty pictures, it's a good site.
By the way, he's the one who reverse engineered the the NASA data to show that there was a Y2K error in the data that showed 1998 was the warmest year on record. His conclusion? 1934 was the warmest year on record, and five of the hottest years were before WWII, not in the 1990's which look rather, well, average by comparison.Have fun!
Add this guy to your bookmarks and give him a bump now and then!
The net result is that Climateaudit.org is single-handedly beating AGW. It's somewhat technical, but if you think of graphs the way the Liberals think of pretty pictures, it's a good site.
By the way, he's the one who reverse engineered the the NASA data to show that there was a Y2K error in the data that showed 1998 was the warmest year on record. His conclusion? 1934 was the warmest year on record, and five of the hottest years were before WWII, not in the 1990's which look rather, well, average by comparison.Have fun!
Add this guy to your bookmarks and give him a bump now and then!
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