Posted on 12/05/2009 6:07:16 AM PST by Corky Boyd
Today’s Times of London reveals the UK Met (Meteorological) Office will go through the painstaking job of reassembling all of the original temperature data that was recently discovered to have been destroyed by the CRU, reportedly in the 1980s. This earth shattering news was discovered by the University of East Anglia shortly after it announced all source data and code used in the CRU’s reports would be made public. Two days after the revelation of the destroyed data, it was announced Phil Jones, CRU’s director would temporarily step down, pending an independent investigation...
This is a necessary task for any future climate research to be credible. Not only will this provide verifiable baseline data, but it will also determine to what extent Jones et al fudged the data. Many of us are waiting for that.
I would love to have been a fly on the wall when the university had its meeting with Jones, to question why all the difficulty in releasing data and source code, only to discover it didn’t even exist. Now for a university to find it’s most highly publicized....
(Excerpt) Read more at islandturtle.blogspot.com ...
Follow the money of who is doing the investigation. My guess is there could be a cover up going already we are talking about Trillions of dollars by a lot of rich powerful people.
Exposing them will be a long hard road....
FOLLOW THE MONEY
They’re going to go back in time and rerecord temperature histories that have been discarded or destroyed? Way to go English scientists!!!!!
“They’re going to go back in time and rerecord temperature histories that have been discarded or destroyed? Way to go English scientists!!!!!”
No, I think they are going to start going through the historical records maintained by the Met office and other sources and reassemble the destroyed database.
It’s a step in the right direction to create a neutral database of raw figures that can be used for research by anybody.
When are they going to admit that the sun controls the climates on all the planets of our solar system and that man’s influence on climate change is nonexistent?
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