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Saturday
Oct112014

The Pause changes everything - Josh 296

One of the phrases alarmists like to use is to "just look out of the window" to see Global Warming aka 'Climate Change' happening right now. Presumably when they have looked out of the window these past 18 years they have seen the pause in temperatures - which should 'change everything' but I am guessing this might just be a pipe dream. Oh well, here's hoping.

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Reader Comments (54)

EM,
You state, "I can only call you a denier. denier".
Coming from someone too ignorant to recognize the pause that nearly every legitimate scientist sees, and who relies on cherry picked garbage to sustain his apocalyptic claptrap faux religion, I will take your failed attempt at a devestating insult as the self-parody you make it. At the end of the day climate kooks have nothing to offer except innumeracy, historical illiteracy, magical thinking, and projection of inner failings.

Oct 14, 2014 at 10:01 PM | Unregistered Commenterhunter

em

the warming , plausibly due to ocean heat release, happened from 1850-1970

Kindly produce the accurate subsurface (0-2000m) temperature records (log files, www)
thank you.

Because I think there are none..lol

Oct 15, 2014 at 3:51 PM | Unregistered Commenterptw
Oct 15, 2014 at 6:44 PM | Unregistered CommenterEntropic man

I am not disputing the careful work of the people at the HMS challenger, but you are not seriously contending that their few measurements are a reliable indication of the ocean's heat exchanges of the past 150y ??
Have you ever heard an anecdote does not make comprehensive reliable data

Has your propaganda brainwashed you that much

the argos buoys temperatures can not be compared with the HMS challenger temperatures btw as they are done with different instruments. Only extensively recorded trends could be "compared". Same story as "measuring" and "comparing" temperatures between satellites observations and surface thermometer observations. We both call it temperature but it is different observables really.

Statistics 101.

Oct 17, 2014 at 11:19 AM | Unregistered Commenterptw

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