well it seems the Mann trial may in fact not go to trial
it seems Mann has falsely claimed in his court filing to be a recipient of the Nobel prize, which he is certainly not. You cannot make this stuff up.
Also, this just in. The hockey stick has disappeared anyways.
here's a quote from Keith Briffa of East Anglia, UK
"If the good fit between these tree-growth and temperature data is reflected at the longer timescales indicated by the smoothed chronologies (Figures 5c and S20d, available online), we can infer the existence of generally warm summers in the 10th and 11th centuries, similar to the level of those in the 20th century."
don't quite see the purpose of your post rwh regarding heat trapping greenhouse gases. I and others have never stated they don't act as they do, just that they are in fact not primarily responsible for the warming.
While you're at it, why not "inform" us all as to how CO2 actually works as a greenhouse gas. That is, its effects are exponential, not linear. You need to quadruple CO2 to double its effects. But you knew that already.
And, last but not least, it seems you missed the most important greenhouse gas of all, water vapor.
it seems Mann has falsely claimed in his court filing to be a recipient of the Nobel prize, which he is certainly not. You cannot make this stuff up.
Also, this just in. The hockey stick has disappeared anyways.
here's a quote from Keith Briffa of East Anglia, UK
"If the good fit between these tree-growth and temperature data is reflected at the longer timescales indicated by the smoothed chronologies (Figures 5c and S20d, available online), we can infer the existence of generally warm summers in the 10th and 11th centuries, similar to the level of those in the 20th century."
don't quite see the purpose of your post rwh regarding heat trapping greenhouse gases. I and others have never stated they don't act as they do, just that they are in fact not primarily responsible for the warming.
While you're at it, why not "inform" us all as to how CO2 actually works as a greenhouse gas. That is, its effects are exponential, not linear. You need to quadruple CO2 to double its effects. But you knew that already.
And, last but not least, it seems you missed the most important greenhouse gas of all, water vapor.
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