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Sure, as soon as you figure out how long 100,000 years is. That is the length of the last ice age and it ended only around 10,000 years ago. We've been warming ever since.
Have you learned anything yet?
How many time are you going to repeat this falsehood? Repeating a lie does not make it true.
That graph is a guess at what the temps have done. Draw a straight line, take out the big jump invented by the 2nd rate scientists who dreamed this scam up and it will show a nice, even increase.
Sure, as soon as you figure out how long 100,000 years is. That is the length of the last ice age and it ended only around 10,000 years ago. We've been warming ever since.
Have you learned anything yet?
Believing you is the opposite of learning.
I've already posted 7 different links that state climate trends are derived from 30 year averages.
Here they are again:
Climate | Royal Meteorological Society
Climate change - AMS Glossary
CCl FAQs | WMO
NASA - What's the Difference Between Weather and Climate? | NASA
Climate Normals https://nsidc.org/cryosphere/arctic-...s_weather.html
That graph is a guess at what the temps have done. Draw a straight line, take out the big jump invented by the 2nd rate scientists who dreamed this scam up and it will show a nice, even increase.
No, the older temperatures are not a guess, and the big jump since industrialization are measured temperatures by several different methods....Of course to keep your conspiracy theory alive you will no doubt accuse them of using broken thermometers, or some such.
Sure, as soon as you figure out how long 100,000 years is. That is the length of the last ice age and it ended only around 10,000 years ago. We've been warming ever since.
Have you learned anything yet?
Once you recognize the difference between ice age and glacial period .
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