Climate models have performed quite well..

http://junksciencearchive.com/Hide_the_decline.html


from the UN Nutters themselves.... IPCC FAR page 202, graphic 7c (IPCC, 1990)


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futurecurrents said:
Paleoclimatology draws upon a range of proxies and methodologies to calculate past temperatures. This allows independent confirmation of the basic hockey stick result: that the past few decades are the hottest in the past 1,300 years
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jem said:
http://junksciencearchive.com/Hide_the_decline.html


from the UN Nutters themselves.... IPCC FAR page 202, graphic 7c (IPCC, 1990)


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Crap chart, stops before 1990, from a fraud website, what data set? Corals? Why do you always go for the shit and propaganda sites when NOAA is the most authoritative source in the world? Don't you know how to spell NOAA?

This is the best chart....and if you really want the truth, multiple proxies authors and studies.


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http://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/paleo/globalwarming/medieval.html
 
The above charts and the fact that CO2 is a greenhouse gas and the fact that levels of it have gone up 40% due to man leads to the inescapable conclusion that 97% of climatologists agree on. One would have to an idiot not to think so. The science and evidence is so simple and obvious.
 
Fractals 'R Us said:
CO2 is what every plant needs. Warmists are plant murdering plantphobics! Their speech should be outlawed!
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Yes but the resulting floods drought cold and heat - extreme weather - from GW will be very bad for crops. The rate of temp rise means the old growth forests are going to be toast. The acidification of the oceans will mean destruction of the coral reefs and collapse of the marine ecosystems. All told, a third of all species may go extinct.
 
futurecurrents said:
Yes but the resulting floods drought cold and heat - extreme weather - from GW will be very bad for crops. The rate of temp rise means the old growth forests are going to be toast. The acidification of the oceans will mean destruction of the coral reefs and collapse of the marine ecosystems. All told, a third of all species may go extinct.
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