What Global Warming? 2012 Data Confirms Earth In Cooling Trend
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration recently released its “State of the Climate in 2012” report, which states that “worldwide, 2012 was among the 10 warmest years on record.”
But the report “fails to mention [2012] was one of the coolest of the decade, and thus confirms the cooling trend,” according to an analysis by climate blogger Pierre Gosselin.
“To no one’s surprise, the report gives the reader the impression that warming is galloping ahead out of control,” writes Gosselin. “But their data shows just the opposite.”- See more
Don't be snookered -- even if it really is the coolest of the decade, if it also is one of the top ten for hot, that indicates real global warming -- thinkaboutit!
If you don't have a basic understanding of what constitutes a "trend", please do not speak on the current debate. This article is nothing but fluff served up as redmeat for the political base.
I only go by the Chinese weather records that go back well over 400 years.A trend can somewhat be identified in that length of time,but thousands of years would be more like it.
Just great.Now global cooling opponents will come out of the woodwork and a political argument will ensue.Republicans will be ecstatic.
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ReplyDeleteDon't be snookered -- even if it really is the coolest of the decade, if it also is one of the top ten for hot, that indicates real global warming -- thinkaboutit!
Oh no say it ain't so. Now we're gonna have to burn all those ficticious books and studies on global warming just to stay warm.
ReplyDeleteIf you don't have a basic understanding of what constitutes a "trend", please do not speak on the current debate. This article is nothing but fluff served up as redmeat for the political base.
ReplyDeleteAsk the polar bears about that.
ReplyDeleteOne single year does not a trend make. Common sense can take you places if you let it.
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ReplyDeleteI only go by the Chinese weather records that go back well over 400 years.A trend can somewhat be identified in that length of time,but thousands of years would be more like it.
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