skookerasbil
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In the iconic picture of the global surface temperature of the 20th century [fig 1, top] one can discern two warming intervals -- in the initial decades (1910-42) and in the final decades, 1977 to 2000. But the global temps are about even between 1940-1977, why is that? And then there's the lack of GW for most of the last 18-20 years, WTF? Shouldn't there be pretty much a straight line going up from 1910 on?
Same deal with the US temps, not a lot of difference here really from 1940-2000, right? Hey I wouldn't argue that GW is happening or that anthropogenic activity is a cause, maybe even a major cause. But the issue is how serious is this problem and how much of our budget should we be spending on this and aren't there less expensive ways to get just as much bang for a lot fewer bucks? I don't hear a lot of talk from the GWers about that.
Agreed..........this issue is indeed "how serious is this?". As of yet, nobody alive knows with any degree of certainty. What get me is this phony loose association on the issue of CO2. Troubles the hell out of me that there are people who just automatically throw their cards in on that. These are not stoopid people............which clearly points to an agenda. Fortunately, the people out there who vote have clearly connected the dots on this goofball AGW concept.
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