- Temperature records from around the world do not support the assumption that today’s temperatures are unusual
- Satellite temperature data does not support the assumption that temperatures are rising rapidly
- Current temperatures are always compared to the temperatures of the 1980’s, but for many parts of the world, the 1980’s was the coldest decade of the last 100+years
- The world experienced a significant cooling trend between 1940 and 1980
- Urban heat island effect skews the temperature data of a significant number of weather stations
- There is a natural inverse relationship between global temperatures and atmospheric CO2 levels
- CO2 cannot be the cause of significant global temperature changes
- There have been many periods during our recent history that a warmer climate was prevalent long before the industrial revolution
- Glaciers have been melting for more than 150 years
- “Data adjustment” is used to continue the perception of global warming
Of course, just because the “facts” are in question and subject to wide interpretation, doesn’t mean that we shouldn’t be working hard to end capitalism immediately. Because of course we should. Al Gore is on firmly on the record about this and he really has the final say…
Via The Daily Wire
It made sense. Knowing that CO2 is a greenhouse gas and that our industrialized world is adding a large amount of it to the atmosphere on a yearly basis, I accepted the premise that this would cause global temperatures to rise. But one day about 7 years ago, I looked at the ubiquitous graph showing the “global” temperature of the last 150 years and noticed something odd. It was subtle, and as I found out later, disguised so that it would be overlooked. There appeared to be a period of about 40 years between 1940 and 1980 where the global temperatures actually declined a bit. As a data analysis expert, I could not ignore that subtle hint and began to look into it a little more. Forty years is a long time, and while carbon dioxide concentrations were increasing exponentially over the same period, I could not overlook that this showed an unexpected shift in the correlation between global temperatures and CO2 concentrations. Thus I began to look into it a little further and here are some of the results 7 years later.
Before we begin, let’s establish what we know to be correct. The global average temperature has increased since the 1980’s. Since the 1980’s glaciers around the world are receding and the ice cap of the Arctic Ocean has lost ice since the 1980’s, especially during the summer months. The average global temperature for the last 10 years is approximately 0.35 degrees centigrade higher than it was during the 1980’s. The global warming community has exploited these facts to “prove” that human activity (aka burning of fossil fuels) is the cause of these increasing temperatures. But no direct scientific proof or data has been shown that link the current observations to human activity. The link is assumed to be simply a fact, with no need to investigate or discuss any scientific data.