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We will come back to thispart of the plot later..
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Figure 2. Black - Lamb 1965 CET (with update); red - digitized
IPCC 1990 Figure 1c.
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Look at the following reconstruction data by Judith Lean of the
Naval Research Library and charted from her data at NOAA by
Junkscience.com shows that interestingly, the sun's output does
appear to be higher today than they have been in many, perhaps
hundreds of years.
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Look at the following reconstruction data by Judith Lean of the
Naval Research Library and charted from her data at NOAA by
Junkscience.com shows that interestingly, the sun's output does
appear to be higher today than they have been in many, perhaps
hundreds of years.
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Figure 4. Reproduction of a chart in MM05a. Histogram of Hockey
Stick Indexes of PC1s from red noise under conventional PC
algorithm and under Mann PC algorithm. use a dodgy algorithm..
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Figure 9. Removal of the bristlecone pines from the AD1400
network changes the results from the red line to the pink line,
thereby removing the characteristic hockey stick shape and leaving
behind mere noise. Source: Wahl and Ammann (2005)
http://www.cgd.ucar.edu/ccr/ammann/millennium/recon/WEB_examples.jpg
(unpublished). omit data
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Fig. 2. Combined northern Eurasia tree ring chronology.
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Fig.4.Comparison of large-scale temperature reconstruction (1)
and Eurasian tree-ring chronology(2).
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There are reasons to believe that tree ring data may not capture
long-term climate changes (100+ years) because tree size,
root/shoot ratio, genetic adaptation to climate, and forest density
can all shift in response to prolonged climate changes, among other
reasons (Broecker, 2001; Falcon-Lang, 2005; Loehle, 2004; Moberg et
al., 2005).Data in each series were smoothed with a 30-year running
mean. All data were then converted to anomalies by subtracting the
mean of each series from that series. The overall mean series was
then computed by simple averaging.Data were obtained for long
series that had been previously calibrated and converted to
temperature. No tree ring data were used. After an extensive
search, all data were used that had at least 20 dates over the
2000-year period.None of these types of data have the temperature
calibration problems inherent in tree rings. Whatever temperature
calibration issues exist with these proxies are not common across
the different proxies.
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Figure 2. Corrected reconstruction with 95% confidence
intervals.Data for this graph is online at
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Figure 2. Corrected reconstruction with 95% confidence
intervals.Data for this graph is online at
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Figure 2. Corrected reconstruction with 95% confidence
intervals.Data for this graph is online at Mann et al Time
period.
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Figure 2. Corrected reconstruction with 95% confidence
intervals.Data for this graph is online at Mann et al Time
period.
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Figure 2. Corrected reconstruction with 95% confidence
intervals.Data for this graph is online at
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Two data pointsfurther moved629783(-0.05), and51961 ( +
0.1).
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Two data pointsfurther moved629783(-0.05), and51961 ( +
0.1).
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This is the effect of one data set that Mann deliberately
misinterpreted..It is obvious why he did so.
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This is the effect of one data set that Mann deliberately
misinterpreted..It is obvious why he did so.
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This is the effect of one data set that Mann deliberately
misinterpreted..It is obvious why he did so.
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This is the effect of one data set that Mann deliberately
misinterpreted..It is obvious why he did so.
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This is the effect of one data set that Mann deliberately
misinterpreted..It is obvious why he did so.
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This is the effect of one data set that Mann deliberately
misinterpreted..It is obvious why he did so.
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In only the last century or so..
