[rktman]

Butt, butt, butt....

[Yo-Yo]

https://wattsupwiththat.com/2023/08/08/noaa-u-s-average-temperature-anomaly-data-through-july-2023-wheres-the-crisis/

[jerod]

Curry was the unusual researcher who looked at criticism of her work and actually concluded "they had a point."...

Here's a point... 'Wildfires' do not start by themselves... Somebody lights the match and the media and authorities are for some odd reason failing to seek out those arsonist... I guess if you don't bother looking, then it makes the investigating part easier.

[nesnah]

https://www.fraserinstitute.org/article/putting-the-con-in-consensus-not-only-is-there-no-97-per-cent-consensus-among-climate-scientists-many-misunderstand-core-issues

97%, my ass....

[MtnClimber]

Earth historical temperature, ice ages, warm periods, glacial periods and interglacial warm periods: We are in an interglacial warming period in an ice age period.

The first graph shows the long-term average global temperature view of warm periods and ice ages:

Note that Ice ages vary in length, but 50 million years is pretty typical. Warm periods last much longer than ice ages.

The second graph shows temperature variations for the last 450,000 years in our current Ice Age which started about 10 million years ago, depending on exactly where you want to specify the start temperature from graph 1. (The temperature scale on graph 2 is the average temperature at the Antarctica glacier bore site, not the same as the average global temperature from graph 1):

The temperature for the current interglacial warm period from ice core data in Greenland is shown in graph 3. Note that the temperature always fluctuates and that the current temperature is not out of the normal range of fluctuations:

[butlerweave]

They’ll scream and yell about this climate crisis but when you go outside you see no change so they’ll lock us in our homes ,LOL

[SomeCallMeTim]

P

[ByteMercenary]

Any level of fanaticism can be wrought from statistics. The devil is in the raw data ie: the percentage of cat 4-5 weather events doubled in the last decade. The actual number rose from 2% to 4% - an insignificant increase.

[LuxAerterna]

There’s climate “consensus” among those who have paid positions as climate “scientists”. What a surprise! No conflict of interest there whatsoever!

[sauropod]

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