[GreenAccord]

In the book The Politically Incorrect Guide to Global Warming, the author (Chris Horner) cites that the southern hemisphere has experienced only a .05 degrees Celsius per decade warming, a rate of increase discernibly different from the northern hemisphere.

Kind of takes the global right out of global warming. While climate variations are never linear, this equates to only a half a degree Centigrade over a century, if you want to play that game. Hardly catastrophic.

[cogitator]

In the book The Politically Incorrect Guide to Global Warming, the author (Chris Horner) cites that the southern hemisphere has experienced only a .05 degrees Celsius per decade warming, a rate of increase discernibly different from the northern hemisphere.

Horner doesn't point out the obvious difference between the hemispheres primarily responsible for this dichotomy: the large difference in ocean vs. continental area between the two hemispheres. The ocean is a moderating factor in the warming of the SH.

Climate scientists, of course, are perfectly well aware of this.