Re: "That article is not helpful to your case !" And you have no rational, evidence-based explanation for that claim of your's. Your usual baseless, paranoid conspiracy theories are of no relevance to me.
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Here is the 1990 IPCC graph for temperatures over the past 1,000 years. There is no correlation to CO2. The whole thing is mass superstition.pic.twitter.com/OpBRfxFzu9
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The most difficult part for alarmists to explain is that CO2 doesn't correlate with temps on all time scales - decadal, centennial, millenial, and beyond. During the few brief periods where there is a correlation, temps always lead CO2. It's the elephant in the room for AGW.
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Scott for C02 to be a driver of temp C02 would have to rise first. There is no chart that shows C02 rising first. Every charts shows temps rise first. It’s temps that drive C02
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1) Graph shows no CO2, just shows temperature 2) 1891-1950 GA + Natural Variability roughly equal influence 3) 1951-1975 GA warming offset by natural cooling (AMO) 4) 1976-1997 GA forcing dominated warming 5) 2001-2013 strongest GA warming, offset by -solar + la nina GA = GHG
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Thank you. Interestingly, this puts the lie to "unprecedented rate of warming," which is the primary claim the public hears about climate change. Apparently the real story doesn't sell, as in "First time we are sure CO2 is the driver, but increases like this are common."
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Hard to put a 17-page paper results in a Tweet. In Layman's terms, early in the century natural variability + GA ( CO2+ aerosols) were roughly equal, but for each of the periods, the warming was either increased or decreased by known natural variations.
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Rather impressive gibberish, Jeff.
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