Dec 08

image thumb14 ClimateGate: The most important question…

Global warming faithful and skeptics continue back and forth about “ClimateGate”.   But what is the real issue?

The earth warmed slightly in the last century. Is this because of man?

To answer this you must look at temperature data when man did not have industry, and, alas, also did not record temperature. Temperature must be reconstructed and compared to modern times.  If warmer back then, the “man caused warming” theory doesn’t hold.

“ClimateGate” reveals three core things about modern climate science:

    • it was hotter in the 11th century, with no green house gas producing industry, than now. 
    • statistical error introduced by incomplete data, small amounts of data, and programming error exceeds the estimated change in temperature.
    • the scientists themselves seem scurrilous and petty

Climate warming faithful focus you on the 3rd core problem because if you look at the first two, what they believe in, what funds their work, and what enables their other policy goals, shatters.

One Response to “ClimateGate: The most important question…”

  1. TR Says:

    In 1600 during the Little Ice Age Shakespeare penned “Something is rotten in the state of Denmark” – Marcellus to Hamlet about corruption. Later it came to mean it’s where people went for a sex change. Now it’s back to corruption and more rotten than ever!