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This is NOT a Hockey Stick
This is NOT a Hockey Stick
In a desperate effort to distract attention from the real issue, Steve McIntyre and one of his more loquacious acolytes have renewed their attack on the fabled hockey stick - cheering themselves hoarse over their one, small "victory" in climate science debate, even while the science itself continues to pass them by.
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Michael Mann's Hockey Stick graph, above, was placed prominently in the Third Assessment Review of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, in part because it showed so clearly how temperatures over the last millennium rode along fairly steadily for hundreds of years and then spiked in the latter part of the 20th century (approximating the shape of a hockey stick).
Steve McIntyre, an amateur statistician and retired mining stock promoter found in Mann's work what he argued was a statistical anomaly, challenged Mann and was actually successful in getting Mann to submit a correction to the journal (I think it was Science) that originally published the graph. The excited chorus of "Ah ha!" rang through the deniersphere. Mann, they said, had "admitted he was wrong" (albeit on one small detail). And therefore, we could all go home and stop worrying about climate change.
This is stupid for a host of reasons. First, even Edward Wegman, the statistician who the (anti-climate change policy) Republicans "invited" to critique the "stick" agreed that Mann's original conclusions were reasonable, even if not absolutely verifiable beyond about 400 years.
But more obviously, the stick has been replicated time and again, using different termperature proxies and different methodologies. And guess what? In every instance, the image looks like a hockey stick. And in NO instance has McIntyre or any of his cronies so much as peeped about the credibility of these pieces of research.
So, even if you wanted to walk away from Mann's work (and we don't; it was good work overall), there is still an overwhelming body of evidence that the deniers fear or fail to recognize.
To whit: the image at the top is from a paper by Jones, et al , that appeared in the journal Science in 2001. It's based on multiple proxies, including tree rings, ice cores, corals and historical records, and like the Wegman-approved Mann hockey stick, goes back 400 years.
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But don't stop there. What about the next image above. It's from a paper by D'Ariggo, et al, published in the Joutrnal of Geophysical Atmospheres in 2006, also uses tree rings, but extends for the full thousand years.
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Or the next thousand-year image (above), from a paper by Briffa, et al, published in the Journal of Geophysical Research in 2001 and based again on tree rings.
Then there's the image (above) from a paper by Oerlemans, based on glacier records and published in the April 2005 issue of Science.
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But let's not stop there. What about the next graph (above) from Jansen, et al, published in the Fourth IPCC Review in 2007.
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And as we're on a role, why not also look at the next graph, from Moberg, et al, based on tree rings and lake and ocean sediment and published in Nature in 2005.
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Then, we might reasonably consider the next graph, from Wilson, et al, more tree rings, different methodology, published in the Journal of Geophysical Research - Atmospheres in 2007.
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Finally, why not look at Jouzel, et al, (Note that this graph goes in the other direction) which covers not 1,000 years but 800,000, and which seems to show a hockey stick shape for about 110,000 years. Oh yeah, this was published in Science in August of 2007, ample time for the climate "experts" at ClimateAudit to use their vast statistical skills to identify an anomalies or debunk that which bears debunking.
Alas, no. Despite it's quite pleasing new design, ClimateAudit is silent on all but the Mann graph and really has had NOTHING NEW TO SAY since 2003.
So, what do you say, Steve McIntyre, Bishop Hill, Chris Monckton and all the others who love to hold so closely to the Hockey Stick. Have you any legitimate criticism of all the other science that supports Mann's work? Any criticism at all?
Or would you prefer to huddle about like has-been high school football stars, forever reliving that one great play - imagining, even today, that it made a difference?
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This is a terrific summary of the science.
To whomever assembled this article summary, I thank you. I have downloaded all of the original pdf's of these journals, and I will read them. They are quality articles, and very much apropo to the subject at hand.
In observing the noisy postings below, I notice that most of the postings are dated within one to two days after the article was posted. In parusing the scientific articles linked to (the real articles in pdf form, and not the summaries), I notice that they are very long and difficult to read. There are eight articles linked to, and to properly read, digest, and cross reference them, it would take most people several days. I therefore conclude that most of the posters below have NOT read the articles, and thus have NOTHING USEFUL OR INSIGHTFUL TO SAY ABOUT THE SCIENTIFIC ISSUES AT HAND.
Remember people, to properly criticize an idea, you must first understand it. I doubt any of these posters have ANY real understanding of how paleoscience is studied.
I predict the resident inactivists will be screaming about corrupt tree ring proxies next (there's an issue with bristlecone pines in that they're sensitive to more than temperature; the details are too technical for me to truly understand, but are covered in the 2006 NRC report on the MBH graph). As a result, if you're editing the post at all, explicitly call out that some of these do not use tree rings and still agree with the same conclusions.
This is secondary to the true point -- that ClimateAudit et al still get hung up on the methodology of a decade-old primary study and ignore the vindication of its conclusion along with its subsequent and oft-repeated replicatability.
Attempting to resurrect the Hockey Stick Lazarus-like is likely futile.
Many of the above mentioned "independent" proxies are not so independent at all and many are in fact closely related, as has been mentioned many, many times. Trees, as temperature proxies, or "treemometers" if you wish, are fraught with various issues which detract from their reliability.
Concerning criticism of Manns' work, there are very recents posts there further critiquing the Stick.
Not only does Bishop Hill's article-
-address the poor science and conclusion of the hockey stick but demonstrates the corrupt means Caspar Amman, Eugene Wahl, and Michael Mann used to get it included in IPCC's report.
I hate to see the value of science damaged in the eyes of the public which is exactly whats is going to happen when this comes to light. Mistakes are expected (thats what peer review is in place to catch) but to manipulate the system and peer process to that extent should end their professional careers.
Richard: nice post!
You know, I think there might have been some chancey statistics in one of the numerous research articles used by the 1964 committee that put together "The Surgeon General has determined that smoking...".
Hence, all relevant medical researchers should stop what they're doing and go back and find that article and reanalyze it thoroughly, which will take ... forever. One of those articles might be *wrong*, and since much of the tobacco research is only statistical (tobacco exoperiments on humans being hard to do), if a study is wrong, that's The End.
Meanwhile, all anti-smoking restrictions should be lifted until everything is really sure.
Wegman did write:
'As we said in our report, "In a real sense the paleoclimate results of MBH98/99 are essentially irrelevant to the consensus on climate change. The instrumented temperature record clearly indicates an increase in temperature."
We certainly agree that modern global warming is real. We have never disputed this point. We think it is time to put the "hockey stick" controversy behind us and move on.'
I saw this comment in the full report when I studied it, and then Wegman reaffirmed it in the later hearing above. I don't know how anybody could be clearer.
John, few if any people dispute that the earth warmed during the 20th century. But when scientists claim that the warming is "unprecedented" or that it is currently the "warmest in 1000 years", then these claims will be subject to intense scrutiny.
Let the hockey stick die.
It was a bad time for climate science and An embarrassment for scientists everywhere.
Trying to resurrect a clear and obvious fraud does not enhance the debate on either side at all.
http://www.co2science.org/ has pretty much all you need to put this behind you.
Lets talk about reality.
Cycles happen.
There's been no net global warming in the 21st century. Although seldom reported by the mainstream media, it's quite a story, because no climate model predicted it.
My guess is that he's establishing his theoretical rate of decline of AGW support by the number of posts he makes on desmogblog.
You know, given how he keeps referencing Google...
I actually had some denier reference DeSmog as a resource worth checking out -- by linking one piece that quoted a denier as saying that history will record this year as the year climate change alarmism died. Yes, I'm serious -- he thought DeSmog was a denier site worth checking out based on one page.
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New poll shows CO2 hysteria fading in the U.S.
Only 25% (question 2) of those surveyed thought that global warming was the world's single biggest environmental problem (multiple responses accepted). This is down from 33% last year.
Only 30% (question 3) trust the things that scientists say about the environment "completely" or "a lot".
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You guys are so terrified that the truth will get out, you will lamely try to discredit any source that does not bow to the cult doctrine Hoping on hope that readers will not go there and find good convincing science.
You can't keep intelligent people from the truth for long guys. Start cashing in your stocks in wind turbines now.
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The evidence is in. Before we go bankrupt, read lt's the Sun, Not Your SUV and make up your own mind.
BTW: No amount of silly posturing in the absence of credible science will stop me from pointing out the obvious.
AGW is dead.
Get over it.
Calling your bluff, oh spelling-and-grammar-and-rational-thought-challenged one: you just managed to call most scientists and members of the public ... let's see...
1. stupid
2. cultists
3. ignorant
4. credulous
You managed to inject this number of insulting remarks into a grand total of two sentences and a topic statement. Your average insult:sentence ratio exceeds unity.
It's the only thing you ever do. Why not go scream at someone who'll listen, Gary?
Alternatively, since the nature of your contributions is purely ad hominem, perhaps you could just be BANNED.
As a grizzled veteran of many a flame war during the old Usenet days, I totally agree with you.
However, it's so fun to see the increasingly hilarious responses from the troll. I get laughs from his increasingly delusional visions of "reality", and I'm sure I'm not the only one getting a kick out of it. :)
You actually believe that his graph showing near perfect corrolation between solar activity and temperature was simply fabricated like Michael Mann's Hockeystick.
You really believe that don't you?
You are most definately a denier.
Gary, as someone reasonably familiar with the peer-reviewed literature on solar activity (I studied astrophysics for some time), I can't find his solar graph (or data) in ANY of the references he "adapted" it from (the IPCC TAR). And I've been checking through its references since you posted this comment.
If you actually look at the data, or analyses thereof, there has be NO solar trend for at least the last 30 years (definitively; empirical measurements from satellites), and perhaps the last 50 (reconstruction by proxy). This graph would have us assume it tracks temperature perfectly!
You know what this reminds me of?
IPCC "reviewer" isn't a credential. It means he asked to look at it. Consider looking through the IPCC draft comments for something by "IPCC Expert Reviewer" Vincent Gray, for instance. Fully 50% of them are requests to replace "anthropogenic" with "human-induced".
Others incude:
*Insert after "to" "the utterly ridiculous assumption of"
*Insert after "Bayesian" "(or super-guesswork)"
*Insret (sic) before "Calibrated" "Bogus"
He never gave any justification for any of these.
Another classic would be:
*There is simply no evidence forthese extravagant assertions
To which the reviewers replied: Rejected. The reviewer provides no supporting reasoning for the proposed change. A brief overview of the evidence is provided in the following >100 pages.
Oh, and as for the critical "very likely" sentence in the SPM?
On the first draft, Gray's comment was Replace "very likely' with "possible".
On the second draft, Gray's comment was Replace "very likely" by "most unlikely".
No justification given on either, by the way, but the change in heart suggests that, to him, Plan B is automatically twice as much gunpowder as Plan A.
And he still bills himself as an IPCC Expert Reviewer. No one who actually worked on the report (and none of the reviewers with any scientific integrity) would ever bill themselves as an IPCC Expert Reviewer.
Don't be so quick to buy that as a credential.
In the interest of academic honesty, I have to correct a mistake I made.
It seems I accidentally pulled a Bellamy in my previous comment: Of Gray's comments, 50, not 50%, were demanding "anthropogenic" be replaced with "human-induced". The remainder of my comments still stand.
I apologize for any confusion, not that Gary read my comment (or that he could be more confused) anyway.
That I had schizophrenia a while ago but we are fine now.
This thread perfectly exemplifies the sorry state of the dying AGW movement.
You have so little left that all any of you can do is cast insults now.
It is actually very encouraging to see.
Simply proves my point.
30 years of searching and 50 Billion in gravy to the rent seekers and still nothing to show for it.
What a waste!
Don't forget them pills, Yrag. :) Your tenuous grip on reality slips with each lame reply. Considering that you can't refute ANY of the AGW arguments, I'd say it's time for you to retire and keep shush...Or do you really want to reach epic fail proportions? :)
Maybe Gary has indeed recovered but can't get a proper job, so he has to engage in "coordinated local activism" to earn his keep. Poor guy.
I wonder whether it's possible for paid "coordinated local (in)activists" in Canada to get unionized?
Just a theory. :-B
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"Al `Fat Al' Gore [is fat]" -- Harold Pierce
As a historian, you must be aware of Maruice Strong and his role in ushering in the kyoto protocol.
What do you make of his Quote from just before the first Kyoto meetings.
"Isn't the only hope for the planet that the industrialized civilizations collapse? Isn't it our responsibility to bring that about?" Maurice Strong
I would be interested in how you view his motivations on this whole agenda.
Does he embody the green movement.
Is he a fanatic.
Or do you simple believe that I made it up and decline comment?
Just asking.
What, an ICSC minion is asking such a question?(*) You should really bargain with your paymasters for a raise -- tell them that if they don't pay you more money to spam unrelated talking points, you'll spill the beans about the innards of their "coordinated local activism", and that'll be very very bad.
Now, back to the science.
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(*) yeah, it's just a theory, but I love ribbing inactivists
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"Al `Fat Al' Gore [is fat]" -- Harold Pierce
and I will give you the benefit of the doubt, then please do me the same and read my response carefully.
I find that most deniers latch onto these remarks and others like them out of context and without thinking seriously about what the source is actually saying.
I also have grave doubts about the galloping industrial development that has characterized western civilisation for the past 2 centuries, pretty much unhampered by considerations of social or environmental impact. A great deal of good has come out of this - no question about that. I myself would probably not be alive today without the medical advances that have piggy-backed on this situation.
However, we are finally reaching a point from which we can see some of the negative impacts (pollution, unchecked population explosion, resource depletion, urban decay . . .) things we could have dealt with along the way if we had had the perspective to see what was happening. We didn't, and now we are facing the cumulative consequences, trying to fix things after the fact.
The industrialized West has to make a paradigm shift away from traditional power sources, redefine "progress" and "growth" and adopt a sustainable approach to resource management if we are to get through this without imploding. This is a change as significant to humankind as was the Industrial Revolution itself. I don't believe that civilisation needs to "collapse" to achieve this, but for some, even the changes I am talking about would probably qualify as the destruction of our way of life. Sorry, guys.
At the same time, rather than repeating our mistakes the Developing World could benefit from them. Aid programs that are tied to the use of clean technology are an obvious starting point. Technology transfer is another. If the collective wisdom of the planet got to work on this co-operatively (and no, I DON'T mean communism!!!), I am confident that we could make huge strides.
When people say that the undeveloped world "must not be allowed to become the kind of industrial heartland that the West represents", I think they are right -- but make no mistake: what we are saying is NOT let them stay poverty-stricken in the stone age. The point is that we must provide the benefit of our experience to help them get it right the first time, and not end up in the same boat we are in now.
A lot of people can't see beyond the gunwales of that boat, and figure everything's fine. What they haven't noticed yet is that it's not a yacht, it's a lifeboat. And they had better get rowing.
Fern Mackenzie
Thank you Gary, I think. If this looks like "spin" to you, then you aren't reading me correctly. What I wrote above I believe, and it's why I remain hopeful about humanity's future. Having it termed "spin" is vaguely offensive to me, as though I am putting it out there in order to gain something. I suppose what I want to gain is a sustainable civilization in which everybody has enough to get by and we aren't driving the planet into a fever. Since highschool (back when the earth's crust was cooling in the early '70s) I have been concerned & active on issues of pollution, over-population, habitat loss (although we hadn't invented the term yet)&c &c -- in general, The Big Picture. I'm not spinning anything here, just expressing myself after 35 years of watching the situation develop.
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These Blimp Red Floating LED Lights feature a Slow Blinking light and are ready to use right out of the box. They use 1 x CR2032 battery which is included and already installed. This battery is replaceable! The light unit housing also features an anchor point at the bottom, which allows you to tie an anchor line to keep it in place!
These reusable, Blimp floating LED lights, are waterproof and self contained, so there are no wires to worry about and are thus perfect for use in pools, ponds, vases, bowls, or any water filled containers. These floating Blimp lights can be used in or out of water and they don't get hot! Can be used as nice accent lights on tables around your centerpieces, in the backyard on the grass, lining walkways as a guide to your event or safety lights to illuminate the way. These are just a few ideas that we have found for them and we are sure that you will find many more! Please share your ideas with us!
These water proof Red LED Blimp lights are available in a variety of great colors. They are about 1 3/8 inches in diameter by about 15/16 inch high, and therefore can fit standard Tea Light Holders as well.
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Please note: The body is made of white plastic and the light that is emitted by the LED is Red in color. The body absorbs the color given off from the LED flame only when the Blimp battery light is illuminated in the dark! The intensity of the color absorbed is determined by how dark the room is. Our item images show what the unit looks like illuminated in the dark and in the light. If you have any questions, please contact us.
These lights will not sink to the bottom, they will float on their own. These lights are NOT designed to be submersed. It is possible to submerse these lights, but please note that leaking may occur which will damage unit. If you do want to submerse them a bit in pool or vase, you can tie an anchor wire to the bottom of the unit.
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To turn ON, pull plastic tab out and make sure top and bottom part of candle snap together to create a water tight seal. To replace battery, first make sure unit is dry. Then, open candle housing by unsnapping top and bottom halves. Carefully remove old battery and replace with new CR2032 battery and make sure that Plus (+) side of the battery is face down. Place light source on bottom half first, making sure to align with 3 notches. Place top half on bottom half and snap together to create water tight seal. Dispose of old battery properly. To prevent corrosion in items that use replaceable batteries, remove batteries after each event.
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