The Sound Of Settled Science

The margin of error…
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Anthony Watts;

Immediately after the conference, a senior official at NCDC requested a copy of the [slide show], which I provided to him on CDROM. After receiving it, in a follow up email he inquired as to distribution rights which I granted within NCDC and NOAA for the purpose of review. That was last week. Thus far no issues have been raised with the presentation content. Since no issues were raised at the conference or in the two weeks afterwards (two weeks as of today) I have decided to release it publicly. Note that of the 33% surveyed, only 13% meet the CRN site criteria (Rating of 1 and 2) for an acceptable location to accurately measure long term climate change free of localized influences.

Here’s one for old times sake – USHCN Lovelock.

Be sure to check out the slide show.

20 Replies to “The Sound Of Settled Science”

  1. Antiquated Russian Mig, either the 15-17-19 does not count, as V. Putin was a signatory to Kyoto. They
    can get away with murder, from the MSM, and do.

  2. “I wonder how much temperature change they get when that MIG fires up?”
    Not as much as when the MIG gets shot down…
    Oops I probably wasn’t supposed to say that.

  3. Time to bring in another handy cliche:
    SLOW TRAIN WRECK
    The process of recognizing the inherent unsoundness of “man made” global warming science will be the mother of all slow train wrecks.
    Yes there will be some who honestly acknowlege the error and move on. But many will fight it tooth and nail, abandoning all reason, performing logical and scientific gymnastics, increasing the use of demonization in place of discourse. They will continue the process of becoming in fact, that which they’ve attempted to brand opponents of this fictional science: ideologically blind, ignorant fools.
    It will also be interesting to watch those who abandon the hurtling train. I suspect there will be much historical revisionism as the former passengers join the growing chorus of onlookers pointing the finger in disbelief at those who’ve decided to stay on board and go down in flames.

  4. GrantK1, it’s okay, they are on our side now. besides, it is probably owned by a freedom loving western capitalist aviation fan.

  5. Why are so many hanging on to the Kyoto Hoax ?? When it is clearly a fraud ??
    The tens of thousands who are currently “employed” by the Kyoto “industry” will be in a bind when the ‘tax-funded media-driven’ gravy train ends.
    Ahwww, I see on your resume that you, ahwww, worked(?) for David Suzuki and Albert Gore and Stephane Dion and Maurice Strong. And now you want to be a ‘new products’ manager with our firm ? Ahww, we’ll get back to you on that 🙂

  6. OK, can we assume that the MiG 15/17 is Google’s private jet? Not very roomy but you can park it anywhere.

  7. OK, seeing as how the placement of the AC units is completely irrelevant, I’ll take a stab at the aircraft for fun.
    Notice how that is a nice tight parking spot for the jet? Well, most jets don’t have reverse gear so someone would have had to push him in there. Also, that looks like gravel underneath him. We don’t usually start jets up on gravel and push them to 100% thrust to get them out to the tarmac. I doubt that little temperature housing would still be standing if they did.
    Either way, the jet is too close to the housing for my taste but the AC units are fine.

  8. But many will fight it tooth and nail, abandoning all reason, performing logical and scientific gymnastics, increasing the use of demonization in place of discourse. They will continue the process of becoming in fact, that which they’ve attempted to brand opponents of this fictional science: ideologically blind, ignorant fools.
    David Suzuki call your office.

  9. A slide show on how NOT to collect scientific data —- would be an F in Gr 6 science class.
    So why, WHY is a multi million dollar gov’t funded agency conducting itself in this way ??
    Could it be agenda ??

  10. The presence of the MiG is perfect, as it reminds us of the essence of the whole scam/hoax/Big Lie, which is an agressive, Goebbelian “progressive” (progressive=Communist, actually) marketing/propaganda campaign.

  11. I noticed in the comments of Watts’ post that BCL makes repeated efforts at turning Anthony’s analysis into “a matter of opinion”. Kudos to Anthony for methodically and patiently rebutting BCL and explaining the evidence, devoid of opinion.
    Alan

  12. Either way, the jet is too close to the housing for my taste but the AC units are fine.
    Posted by: Altruistic at September 13, 2007 12:11 PM
    Look at the shadows, the tail is nowhere even close to the CRS. Then again, not even a conservative would walk behind a running Mig to check the temperature.

  13. Did anyone hear the rumor that Al Gore will likely get the Nobel Peace Prize — I am concerned that this will do long-term damage to the repuration of the Nobel.

  14. David Suzuki is very smart and talks from his vast experience. Don’t kid yourself oil companies shake in their boots when Mr.Suzuki speaks. He warned us about global warming over 25 years ago.

  15. David Suzuki will be remembered for generations. Stephen Who? harper with be forgotten like Joe Who? He will not leave a lasting good impact.

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