Why? What does that even mean?
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(edited to change topic title 6-14-2020)
(edited to change topic title 6-14-2020)
That is very good reminder, and all the trauma of losing my precious laptop, which I only use because I have to use Windows, I actually forgot about that part.gnome wrote: ↑Wed Mar 25, 2020 11:02 am I'm still hoping you will narrow down your skepticism a bit--I think these are three reasonable buckets to choose from:
- Doubt that a warming trend is occurring at all.
- Agree that there is a warming trend but doubt that it is significantly driven by human activity
- Agree that there is a warming trend that is significantly driven by human activity, but that we are choosing the wrong solutions.
If there's a different category by all means describe it. Too many people dance around all three when they are nearly exclusive positions.
You have progressed from tits and ass. Congratulations.
I can look at T & A whenever I want tyvm.
The source is wxshift.com for the “Getting hotter” graphs
The meaning of the data shown in the graphs is the combined data from GHCN STATIONS. Tmax is daytime highs, Tmin is night time lows.
the stations are GHCN STATIONS
Unfortunately, my data graph of climate destroys your claims with proven data and science.
ed wrote: ↑ As you know, that acts as a heat sink and moderates temperature. In many areas the table is lowering. This fact should obviate data from some stations. Hi a