Global warming hoax fools millions

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The assumption of a low and stable level of CO2 in the pre-industrial atmosphere, and of its recent increase of about 30% as a result of fossil-fuel burning (IPCC 2007), was posed by Callendar (1958) and From and Keeling (1986), after their arbitrary rejection of most of the more than 90,000 technically excellent, direct measurements of CO2 in the atmosphere, carried out in America, Asia, and Europe, during 149 years between 1812 and 1961 (Figure 1). These measurements showed that the 5-year average CO2 concentrations fluctuated widely, with a minimum of 290 parts per million by volume (ppmv) in 1885, and peaking up to 440 ppmv around 1820, to about 390 ppmv around 1855, and to about 440 ppmv around 1940 (Beck 2007)—a pattern completely different from a flat and low ice-core record.

So how did Plimer calculate his 440 ppm? Because nobody else except him claims this. If you look online you can only find websites citing his outrageous claim, but no other scientists have deduced this number.
 
Where be the hurricanes? Al Gore insisted that global warming would bring more and bigger hurricanes. Remember? Well, where are they? To hear Al tell it, the world was going to end by now. After Katrina Al and his band of loons warned of year after year of hurricanes, BIG hurricanes, and lot's of them. So 2006 came and went with no storms of substance. 2007, 2008, 2009 and it looks like 2010 are a bust as well. Damn weather just won't cooperate with the leftist agenda. Fear not, when the next one hits, Al and company will act as if Katrina happened the week before.
 
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Where be the hurricanes? Al Gore insisted that global warming would bring more and bigger hurricanes.

"Chan and Liu (2004) argue that current models are not yet sufficiently good for addressing the question regarding global warming and typhoons (A typhoon is technically the same as a hurricane, the difference being that they form over the western Pacific or the Indean Ocean). But the GFDL study is based on a state-of-the-art high-resolution model that is more appropriate for hurricane studies and provides important evidence suggesting that climate change may have an effect on the TCs. Chan and Liu (2004) point to a lack of positive correlation between SSTs in the western part of the tropical pacific and the typhoon activity in the western North Pacific. They argue that the typhoon activity is related to El Ninos and that higher moist static energy provides conditions favourable for TCs. The atmospheric flow will also have an influence, as strong vertical wind shear can inhibit cyclogenesis (spawning of cyclones). I will not draw their analysis into doubt other than that I believed that they incorrectly framed the question. Therefore, I believe that there could be a different interpretation of their results. The SSTs they examined were from the ‘warm pool’ – the region with the highest temperatures in the world (~30degC) and well above the critical threshold of ~27 degC. SSTs in this region are not strongly positively correlated with ENSO. However, the region of high temperatures expands into central and eastern parts of the tropical Pacific during an El Nino resulting in an increased area of SST higher than the critical threshold value, and this aspect is in my opinion crucial to the interpretation. The tropical Typhoon frequency may be sensitive to the area with high SST (above ~27deg C). The clear seasonality in TCs (“hurricane season”) with highest activities during the summer is one of the strongest pieces of empirical evidence that higher temperatures give more favourable conditions for tropical cyclones (After all, TCs only form in the warm tropics…).

"One argument is as follows: as the globe warms, the area with high temperatures will increase, increasing the area on which tropical cyclones can spawn. However, climate model studies differ in their account on the tends in TC frequencies. I’m not aware of of any study which correlates the TC activity with the area of high temperatures, but such an analysis would perhaps be more appropriate than just correlating with the SST within one specific region. The notion of more intense TCs with higher temperatures is nevertheless supported by model studies from GFDL.
 
That's not the point I was making littledaviedumbass. My point was, it's a well known FACT from ice cores that warming leads CO2 and Alley admitted this in the video. You're obfuscating because that's all you can do.
Quote from bigdavediode:

Orbits do drive warming, and that warming causes land and melt based (and possibly ocean based) CO2 emissions, that much is true. But again, as Alley points out repeatedly in the very video which you posted, CO2 is the cause of the current warming. That CO2 is man made -- and he even describes the isotope concentrations.

I can only assume you're purposely missing this. Did you even watch your own video?
 
And I'll quote this to you:

In 1993, eight years after the first publication of the Siple curve, glaciologists attempted to prove the age assumption experimentally (Schwander et al. 1993), but they failed (Jaworowski 1994). A similar manipulation of data was applied also to ice cores from other polar sites, to make the “CO2 hockey stick curves” covering the past 1,000 and even 400,000 years (IPCC 2001; Wolff 2003).

http://www.21stcenturysciencetech.com/Articles 2008/Z_J_Climate_Report.pdf

Quote from bigdavediode:

I'll just quote this for you:

"Air mixes through the firn down to the depth at which bubbles are closed off. Therefore new air is trapped in ice that is significantly older. This depth occurs in ice of different ages - i.e. younger ice in higher accumlation cores, and this leads to the 'ice-age/gas-age' difference, which will be different in different cores (it would be 'spooky' only if it were the same). This age difference has nothing whatsoever to do with the filtering of the atmospheric CO2 concentration - that instead is related to the strength of the wind-pumping in the firn and the process of bubble formation and is much much shorter (around 20 years). Oh and by the way, the Mauna Loa record started in 1957 when CO2 was only around 315ppm, and shows almost the same annual values and trend as the South Pole data started at the same time."
 
Bullshit.

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The notion of low pre-industrial CO2 atmospheric level, based on such poor knowledge, became a widely accepted Holy Grail of climate warming models. The modelers ignored the evidence from direct measurements of CO2 in atmospheric air indicating that in 19th century its average concentration was 335 ppmv[11] (Figure 2). In Figure 2 encircled values show a biased selection of data used to demonstrate that in 19th century atmosphere the CO2 level was 292 ppmv[12]. A study of stomatal frequency in fossil leaves from Holocene lake deposits in Denmark, showing that 9400 years ago CO2 atmospheric level was 333 ppmv, and 9600 years ago 348 ppmv, falsify the concept of stabilized and low CO2 air concentration until the advent of industrial revolution [13].

Improper manipulation of data, and arbitrary rejection of readings that do not fit the pre-conceived idea on man-made global warming is common in many glaciological studies of greenhouse gases. In peer reviewed publications I exposed this misuse of science [3, 9]. Unfortunately, such misuse is not limited to individual publications, but also appears in documents of national and international organizations. For example IPCC not only based its reports on a falsified “Siple curve”, but also in its 2001 report[14] used as a flagship the “hockey curve” of temperature, showing that there was no Medieval Warming, and no Little Ice Age, and that the 20th century was unusually warm. The curve was credulously accepted after Mann et al. paper published in NATURE magazine[15]. In a crushing criticism, two independent groups of scientists from disciplines other than climatology [16, 17] (i.e. not supported from the annual pool of many billion “climatic” dollars), convincingly blamed the Mann et al. paper for the improper manipulation and arbitrary rejections of data. The question arises, how such methodically poor paper, contradicting hundreds of excellent studies that demonstrated existence of global range Medieval Warming and Little Ice Age, could pass peer review for NATURE? And how could it pass the reviewing process at the IPCC? The apparent scientific weaknesses of IPCC and its lack of impartiality, was diagnosed and criticized in the early 1990s in NATURE editorials [18, 19]. The disease, seems to be persistent.


http://www.warwickhughes.com/icecore/

Quote from bigdavediode:

The part where you discuss "biased selection" and ironically you cherry-pick a half-century old discredited paper.

Here's an article which discusses Callendar's errors, and the items which he got right:

http://www.aip.org/history/climate/co2.htm

Yes, you are practicing biased data selection and you seem far more concerned with winning than actually being right.
 
More bullshit. This is not about Plimer. Obviously my posts have gone over your head, littledaviedumbass.
Quote from bigdavediode:

So how did Plimer calculate his 440 ppm? Because nobody else except him claims this. If you look online you can only find websites citing his outrageous claim, but no other scientists have deduced this number.
 
Quote from Trader666:

That's not the point I was making littledaviedumbass. My point was, it's a well known FACT from ice cores that warming leads CO2 and Alley admitted this in the video. You're obfuscating because that's all you can do.

If you did watch your own video you clearly did not understand it. The very reason he discussed isotope concentrations is because that verifies the man-made CO2. And, as he pointed out, warming does drive CO2 as you state, however CO2 also causes warming.

Do you need me to re-watch the video and type in quotes from him because you're too lazy to watch and understand the very video you posted?
 
Quote from Trader666:

And I'll quote this to you:

In 1993, eight years after the first publication of the Siple curve, glaciologists attempted to prove the age assumption experimentally (Schwander et al. 1993), but they failed (Jaworowski 1994). A similar manipulation of data was applied also to ice cores from other polar sites, to make the “CO2 hockey stick curves” covering the past 1,000 and even 400,000 years (IPCC 2001; Wolff 2003).

http://www.21stcenturysciencetech.com/Articles 2008/Z_J_Climate_Report.pdf

So potential errors of 20, 30 or even 50 years in each core, over 4000 years, means we should disregard the evidence, even though multiple cores from multiple sites are verifying the same trend and even verifying current Mauna Loa and antarctic measurements. We're supposed to ignore the fact that they verify against current measurements, not subtract the various error rates in gas accumulation and pretend the trends don't verify against each other.

No thanks. That would just be profoundly, autistically stupid.
 
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