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The first graph shows a change in temperature of about 7/10ths of ONE degree over a 125 year period. It is on a “shocking” chart that has been drawn to show an ALARMING, steep rise from right to left.

In reality, a less than one degree rise over 125 years, even if true which is debatable, should be portrayed across the span of surface temperatures one would normally see on the surface: between about 30 below zero to 130 degrees.

That increase over 125 years would look like this:

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A virtual straight line with a barely detectable rise.

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a less than one degree rise over 125 years, even if true which is debatable, should be portrayed across the span of surface temperatures one would normally see on the surface: between about 30 below zero to 130 degrees.

That increase over 125 years would look like this:

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A virtual straight line with a barely detectable rise.

And considering all the potential natural contributors to that supposed less than one degree rise, plus the 'normal' climate/temperature back-and-forth swings over that time, it's even more ridiculous.