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Sea Level Rise is Accelerating
Willis gets it right? Not. Willis Eschenbach has a post at WUWT claiming to show that sea level rise is not accelerating. What he actually demonstrates is that he doesn’t know how to tell.
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Hammering the Trend
I tend to hammer away at the concept of trend. Like many, I’m especially interested in whether, and if so when, trends have changed.
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Sea LevelNiño
The Sea Level site of the University of Colorado has an interesting graph which shows quite plainly that there’s a relationship between global sea level and the el Niño southern oscillation:
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Sea Level Acceleration
A regular big lie from climate deniers, in fact a huge lie from climate deniers, is when they deny that there’s been acceleration of sea level rise. Sea level acceleration is a fact.
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Sea Surface Temperature — NOAA Vindicated
Ever since NOAA released their latest update to sea surface temperature, version ER-SSTv4 (Extended Reconstruction Sea Surface Temperature version 4), it — and they — have been the target of vicious attack. It has come not just from climate denier … Continue reading
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How Sheldon Walker Views Global Warming
Sheldon Walker recently posted at WUWT his view of global warming, in which he objects to the Skeptical Science view of global warming. He takes particular exception to their graphical display of same:
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Climate Denial from David Rose: the Gift that Keeps On Giving
Over at the website of the “Global Warming Policy Forum” (GWPF), David Whitehouse has decided to join the club.
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Which Satellite Data?
There are five data sets of global average temperature in the troposphere (the part of the atmosphere where our weather occurs) based on satellite data, from the two main providers, RSS (Remote Sensing Systems) and UAH (University of Alabama at … Continue reading
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Another “Pause” Claim
There’s a new “pause” claim, but it’s not a pause in temperature, it’s a pause in the rate of CO2 growth. Not a pause in growth, of course, but a pause in the rate of growth.
Divergence between Bob Tisdale and Proper Analysis
Bob Tisdale has a new post at WUWT about a supposed “divergence” between temperature at Earth’s surface and in the lower troposphere.
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