A New CO2 History Site
The real Co2 levels in history
Please feel free to check data, methods, stations and historical literature. Comments are welcome.
An Englishman's Castle
Bashing Bogusmongers from behind the barbed wire.
« Time to Arrest Seb Coe | Main | What's Up Doc? »
The real Co2 levels in history
Please feel free to check data, methods, stations and historical literature. Comments are welcome.
Comments
Check out what skynews weathergirlys have to say on the matter. Very depressing really. News blackout? Moi?
Link below.
http://blogs.news.sky.com/theweathergirls/Post:35c7a6d4-9e59-4208-9703-34d64bd6d7fd
Posted by: Lord Helpus | November 30, 2009 12:13 AM
What is the use of this graph?
Why do all these plots stop at 1960?
Nobody is arguing about what happened before 1960 afaik...
(TE - I'm not judging whether the graph is correct or not but if it were then it would blow a huge hole in the "unprecedented" part of the Climate Change argument. Just as the Middle Ages Warm Period could do. And I imaging it truncates at 1960 as we have lots of modern measurements that aren't in question from then on.
A few years ago I did do some research in to another of his claims which looked very unlikely and found it to be probably true so I don't dismiss it lightly.)
Posted by: Andrew Duffin | November 30, 2009 3:34 PM