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Dead_Parrot

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14. If you spend a bit less time reading denier sites...
Mon Jan 9, 2012, 06:48 PM
Jan 2012

...that fudge their figures, and a bit more reading science journals, you may find "we" understand a bit more than you think.

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The E/E pocket reference guide [View all] Dead_Parrot Jan 2012 OP
Need to show longer periods of time Nederland Jan 2012 #1
Oops, those charts appear to be missing the full set of data... Dead_Parrot Jan 2012 #3
I think you are missing the point (as usual) Nederland Jan 2012 #9
If you spend a bit less time reading denier sites... Dead_Parrot Jan 2012 #14
If you spend a bit less time reading CAGW sites... Nederland Jan 2012 #32
Citizens Against Government Waste? Dead_Parrot Jan 2012 #35
The last time we were above 420ppm CO2 we were 20 degrees warmer worldwide IbogaProject Mar 2024 #83
There are some historical charts about energy I'd like to include. bananas Jan 2012 #2
No worries Dead_Parrot Jan 2012 #4
I believe these are helpful OKIsItJustMe Jan 2012 #5
I'll add them to the pile Dead_Parrot Jan 2012 #6
Please note OKIsItJustMe Jan 2012 #22
Corrected, thanks. Dead_Parrot Jan 2012 #23
Easily done OKIsItJustMe Jan 2012 #25
Thanks... Dead_Parrot Jan 2012 #30
Thanks! OKIsItJustMe Jan 2012 #38
Don't forget the ice volume plot from the PIOMAS site. Systematic Chaos Jan 2012 #7
Like this one? XemaSab Jan 2012 #8
The subject line needs work. Kolesar Jan 2012 #10
You have a better subject line? XemaSab Jan 2012 #11
You conferred with the originator. You know better than me what the threads about Kolesar Jan 2012 #12
I don't have a problem with the thread title XemaSab Jan 2012 #17
I'm open to suggestions... Dead_Parrot Jan 2012 #13
At this point, it appears to be a pocket reference for scientific measurements of climate change OKIsItJustMe Jan 2012 #24
I'm hoping to throw in a bunch of energy related ones, also... Dead_Parrot Jan 2012 #27
World Energy Consumption OKIsItJustMe Jan 2012 #39
World Coal Use OKIsItJustMe Jan 2012 #40
Energy-related carbon dioxide emissions OKIsItJustMe Jan 2012 #41
IPCC had nice charts for their report on renewables. FSSF Jan 2012 #45
I was thinking that "Doom On A Stick" has a nice ring to it . . . hatrack Jan 2012 #29
Useful graphs for deniers wtmusic Jan 2012 #15
... Dead_Parrot Jan 2012 #16
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Message auto-removed Name removed Aug 2015 #73
OMFG jpak Jan 2012 #20
Lol! FBaggins Jan 2012 #21
Great job Xema and DP!! jpak Jan 2012 #19
Methane sources OKIsItJustMe Jan 2012 #26
There's a good global review... Dead_Parrot Jan 2012 #28
That review may be out-of-date OKIsItJustMe Jan 2012 #37
Also, there's XemaSab Jan 2012 #31
Is there a time series or anomaly version of that top one? Dead_Parrot Jan 2012 #33
The context is WE'RE SCREWED! XemaSab Jan 2012 #34
I’m not sure how to interpret this. OKIsItJustMe Jan 2012 #42
It's not about long-term trends XemaSab Jan 2012 #43
OK, got it. OKIsItJustMe Jan 2012 #44
Excellent work, ya'll, this post is epic! joshcryer Jan 2012 #36
Sorry if I'm being dense but does the NOAA CO2 graph show us at 393 ppm? truebrit71 Jan 2012 #46
Why, yes it does... Dead_Parrot Jan 2012 #47
Right, although 350 ppm has been suggested as an initial target OKIsItJustMe Jan 2012 #48
At this point... Dead_Parrot Jan 2012 #49
So here’s the thing OKIsItJustMe Jan 2012 #51
Physically pulling carbon back out the cycle is possible... Dead_Parrot Jan 2012 #52
Right, there are a number of strategies that might be used OKIsItJustMe Jan 2012 #53
Yeah sorry, 350 was the number I meant... truebrit71 Jan 2012 #50
Yeah? So what? Show me PROOF that global warming is real, not just a bunch of charts. Kablooie Feb 2012 #54
this post is full of win! Odin2005 Feb 2012 #55
K&R. wtmusic Feb 2012 #56
Another good one XemaSab Mar 2012 #57
Here's an interesting new graph: XemaSab Jun 2012 #58
radiation energy pumaman Jul 2012 #59
the flat earth irony pumaman Jul 2012 #60
Courtesy of phantom power: XemaSab Aug 2012 #61
I thought those were courtesy of you and hatrack :) phantom power Aug 2012 #62
You codified them XemaSab Aug 2012 #63
May I add some data? AldoLeopold Dec 2012 #64
can you point me to a site where they have the data for CO2 concentration & annual Global mean temps Bill USA Mar 2013 #65
thanks for this... Blue_Tires Jul 2013 #66
+1 truebrit71 Aug 2013 #67
Fantastic Post IPPC Data EnvironmentalVK Jun 2014 #68
Excellent resource... PoutrageFatigue Aug 2014 #69
The Smoking Gun jpak Feb 2015 #70
Thank you for this Novara Apr 2015 #71
Annual Mean CO2 Growth Rate for Mauna Loa, Hawaii OKIsItJustMe Jul 2015 #72
Japanese satellite Arctic ice extent figures, since the American satellite has problems muriel_volestrangler May 2016 #74
change feel free to change BarbaraChipps Apr 2019 #75
Ooops, looks like someone else got shown the door progree May 2019 #76
Can someone clarify the forum rules on "clean energy" discussions? False Progress Mar 2020 #77
Try posting in this Group BumRushDaShow Mar 2020 #78
"I think the Democratic Party has forsaken old environmental protections". Seriously???? marble falls Mar 2020 #79
Current Antarctic Sea Ice OKIsItJustMe Sep 2023 #80
Current Arctic Sea Ice OKIsItJustMe Sep 2023 #81
Current Greenland Ice Sheet OKIsItJustMe Sep 2023 #82
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