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THE HOCKEY SCHTICK: Trenberth debunks himself: The oceans didn't eat the global warming 'missing heat'
Kevin "it's a travesty!" Trenberth has published a new paper today in the Journal of Climate, which shows that the rate of change of global ocean heat content has decreased since ~2001, contradicting his prior claim that the 'pause' of global warming can be explained by an increase in the rate of ocean 'missing heat' uptake.
Fig 5 from Trenberth's new paper showing the rate of change in global ocean heat content decreased since ~2001 throughout the 'pause'
Trenberth's new paper claims the Sun is responsible for 15% of climate change on decadal timescales, but his analysis conveniently ignores hundreds of peer-reviewed published papers finding solar amplification mechanisms including via clouds and ENSO that alone can account for 95% of climate change over the past 400 years.
The paper can be read HERE
Kevin "it's a travesty!" Trenberth has published a new paper today in the Journal of Climate, which shows that the rate of change of global ocean heat content has decreased since ~2001, contradicting his prior claim that the 'pause' of global warming can be explained by an increase in the rate of ocean 'missing heat' uptake.
![www.cgd.ucar.edu+cas+Trenberth+website-archive+trenberth.papers-moved+Energy_Imbalance_OHC_v6_ss.pdf.png](/proxy.php?image=http%3A%2F%2F1.bp.blogspot.com%2F-WO23iEOR38o%2FUuQtcntVxEI%2FAAAAAAAAFtQ%2FhgupxUPsy-M%2Fs1600%2Fwww.cgd.ucar.edu%2Bcas%2BTrenberth%2Bwebsite-archive%2Btrenberth.papers-moved%2BEnergy_Imbalance_OHC_v6_ss.pdf.png&hash=4701a6f09e1f364e820a32827f911b12)
Fig 5 from Trenberth's new paper showing the rate of change in global ocean heat content decreased since ~2001 throughout the 'pause'
Trenberth's new paper claims the Sun is responsible for 15% of climate change on decadal timescales, but his analysis conveniently ignores hundreds of peer-reviewed published papers finding solar amplification mechanisms including via clouds and ENSO that alone can account for 95% of climate change over the past 400 years.
The paper can be read HERE