Correlation Between Temperatures and CO2 (A Shot in the foot by the IPCC and UNEP)

Myths and Frauds (Argentinean Foundation for a Scientific Ecology) ^ | 10/31/03 | Eduardo Ferreyra

[Mike Darancette]

The website of UNEP (United Nations Environmental Program) is a perfect source (and example) of the misinformation plaguing the mainstream media. Take your time and pay it a visit. This site provides a series related to Global Warming, and one of the pages tell us about the close correlation between atmospheric CO2 levels and temperature increase, clearly implying that manmade CO2 emissions are responsible for the observed warming, urging the ratificaction of the Kyoto Protocol.

The UNEP provides us with a beautiful graph, seen below, with the simple addition of some red vertical lines linking both CO2 levels and temperature charts, in order to make my thesis more clear: The increase in temperatures happened well in advance of the carbon dioxide increase, blaming temperature increase for CO2 increase, contrary to the current IPCC global warming hype. Not that this is any news for people who work in paleoclimatology, but this side of the story is not well known by the general public. We use the same data provided by the UNEP and IPCC to support our theory - so they cannot say we use biased data. However, the sheer poor scientific quality of the graphs invalidates our theory, not to mention theirs! So, if you are disappointed because carbon dioxide increase will not warm the Earth, don't blame me. Blame the IPCC.

[Mike Darancette]

I excerped the article and you must see the graphs and exibits for the most cogent refutation of the global warming hoax to date.

[Mike Darancette]

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[RightOnTheLeftCoast]

The difference between this graph and similar ones favored by global-warming advocates (one of which is included in the article) is a much-expanded time scale. The cart-vs-horse relationship between temperature and CO2 is much easier to see this way. Which is probably why the pro-Kyoto crowd prefers to use the compressed-timescale versions.

[Jessamine]

We must stop this global warming, it's causing an increase in carbon dioxide! We're all gonna DIE!