Man-made global warming is gargbage… reason #76,503,483

February 21, 2009 by kristian
Filed under: Environment 

Once again, the warmers have been proven wrong by REAL science…  As this article from Bloomberg news noted all the whining about receding arctic sea ice is just that:  whining.  The measurements behind all the hype and chicken-littlesque fearmongering that the global warming crowd LOVE to engage in on a daily basis is wrong… again.

No that this is really news to anyone, it’s actually getting really old.  First we find out that the measurement stations that were used to measure the average temperature were placed in locations that were necessarily hotter than the average ambient air temperature.  Places like hot, tar covered rooftops, the center of parking lots, at the end of runways in jetwash… you know, the regular places to measure air temperature.  Then we find out that the calculations that were being used had a major flaw in the variables which changed the hottest year on record from early this century to somewhere in the 1930′s.  After that,  we experience a cooling period (i.e. right now) in conjunction with a conspicuous LACK of solar flare activity, in conjunction with the fact that the global average temperature has been receding for the past 7 years.

This is, of course completely ignoring the fact that there has yet to be one single shred of conclusive evidence that anything that we do has an effect on the earth’s overall climate.  Carbon has been shown to be highest during ice ages according to core samples from way up north.  Not that carbon is a pollutant, anyway… it feeds trees for crying out loud!!  All this to get back to the point that this whole notion of man-made global warming is a total crock.  Anybody care to argue with me?

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