Month: April 2017

Satellite Data: Post El Niño Global Surface Cooling Continues… Pause Extends To 20 Years

Satellite Data: Post El Niño Global Surface Cooling Continues… Pause Extends To 20 Years

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Critical German climate site wobleibtdieererwaermung.de (WBDE) reports that the earth’s surface is cooling, and presents the latest chart from NCEP

As of April 11, the measured global values continue to decline (black curve) as do the computed values for April 18. Source: http://ift.tt/2aXzeBH.

The time-delayed post El Niño cooling is now showing up in the UAH and RSS satellite data.

 Source: UAH Global Temperature Update for March, 2017: +0.19 deg. C

Foremost the atmosphere over the ocean – the largest storage of energy on the planet – cooled significantly over the month of March.

Especially remarkable is the 0.29°K drop in temperature above the global oceans measured by the UAH, and is now only 0.09°K above the WMO 1981-2010 climate mean.

The plot shows the anomaly from the 1981- 2010 mean, UAH satellite temperature in the atmosphere 1500 meters over the sea surface. (TLT). The rose colored curve shows the 37-month running mean of the ARGO buoys which measure the water temperature 2.5 meters below the sea surface. Source: www.climate4you.com/

The RSS satellite data also showed a significant drop in global surface temperature above the seas falling from +0.38°K above the mean to 0.18°K above the mean — a drop of 0.20°K.

Chart: Woodfortrees.org

Although there have been some ups and downs over the past months, the overall global surface temperature trend remains steeply downward, dropping more than 0.6°K since early 2016.

Moreover, the surface temperature above the oceans is significant as the oceans cover more than 70 percent of the earth’s surface.

The overall negative linear trend will likely continue over much of 2017 as the delayed effects of the disappeared El Niño work their way into the satellite data.

So is the pause over? WBDE writes:

Despite the warming effect of the powerful 2015/16 El Niño, the unfalsified satellite date show that the year 2016 did produce any new significant global heat record compared to the 1998 El Niño year. […]

The claimed global warming by the IPCC climate models has been missing for almost 20 years! And that with continuously rising atmospheric CO2 concentrations!”

The question remains: what happens in the years and decade that follow?

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April 12, 2017 at 12:42AM

Swamp Diving: The EPA’s Secret Human Experiment Regime

Swamp Diving: The EPA’s Secret Human Experiment Regime

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The authors have written numerous essays since 2010 for American Thinker on California‘s Environmental Protection Agency (Cal EPA)’s and the U.S. EPA’s scientific misconduct related to air pollution human effects science, and more recently on the discovery that the U.S. EPA was sponsoring and paying for illegal and unethical experiments exposing human subjects, even children, […]

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April 12, 2017 at 12:30AM

How many Lies can one New York Times Article Contain?

How many Lies can one New York Times Article Contain?

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Listed below are 15 lies in this NYT article .  This is after the article was corrected on March 4, 2017, two days after it was originally published.

The article’s title is: “Top Trump Advisers Are Split on Paris Agreement on Climate Change

Lie #1. Trump advisors are not split on the Paris agreement.  The U.S. is not a part of the Paris agreement, because this agreement has not been ratified by the Senate.  All parties of the Paris agreement knew that Obama’s signature did not bind the U.S.  Whether the Trump administration repudiates or just ignores that agreement is hairsplitting.  Besides, having different opinions is normal.  Only Obama’s administration was a single-opinion government.  Next:

NYT: “The White House is fiercely divided over President Trump’s campaign promise to ‘cancel’ the Paris agreement, the 2015 accord that binds nearly every country to curb global warming, with more moderate voices maintaining that he should stick with the agreement despite his campaign pledge.”

Lie #2. The Paris agreement binds no country to do anything of substance.  The article acknowledges this a few paragraphs later.  Certainly, no agreement binds or even enables any country to control planet temperatures.  The Paris agreement just provides an excuse for the few Western governments that want to damage their economies to do just that.

Lie #3. The U.S. could not stick (or be stuck) with the Paris agreement because the Senate has not ratified it.  The U.S. is not a part of this agreement.  Next:

NYT: “While the president cannot, as Mr. Trump suggested, unilaterally undo a 194-nation accord that has already been legally ratified, he could initiate the four-year process to withdraw the world’s largest economy and second-largest climate polluter from the first worldwide deal to tackle global warming.”

Lie #4. President Trump can undo the “194-accord” but he does not need to do that.  He needs to protect the U.S. from the consequences of that “accord.”  Other countries can proceed as they wish.

Lie #5. The claim that the Paris agreement has been ratified is false.  It has not been ratified by the U.S.

Lie #6. The U.S. is not the world’s largest economy, unfortunately. China is.

Lie #7. The U.S. is not a “climate polluter.”  Carbon dioxide release improves climate for humans. Next:

NYT: “Former Vice President Al Gore met with her during the Trump transition, and was ushered in by the “first daughter” to see the president-elect. The actor and activist Leonardo DiCaprio even slipped her a DVD copy of his climate-change documentary.”

Lie #8. Al Gore’s movie is a fakeumentary, not a documentary. Next:

NYT: “Under the Paris agreement, every nation has formally submitted plans detailing how it expects to lower its planet-warming pollution

Lie #9. Planet-warming pollution is abracadabra. The article seems to call emissions of carbon dioxide and other infrared active gases by this phrase.  Contrary to the article, China and other countries announced their intent to increase such emissions. Next:

NYT: “It would be possible for the Trump administration to stay in the deal and submit a less ambitious target.

Lie #10. It is not possible for Trump’s administration to “stay in the deal”.  The U.S. is not in the deal.  The options are to stay out, or to enter in. Of course, the Trump administration will stay out of such “deal”.  Next:

NYT: “Foreign policy experts say withdrawing from Paris would have far greater diplomatic consequences than President George W. Bush’s withdrawal from the world’s first global climate-change accord, the 1997 Kyoto Protocol.

Lie #11. President George W. Bush did not withdraw from the Kyoto Protocol because the U.S. had not entered it even under Clinton.  The Senate did not ratify the Kyoto Protocol and Bill Clinton didn’t even submit it for ratification. Today’s lies about Paris agreement are repetition of the long running lies about the Kyoto protocol. Next:

NYT: “the Paris agreement includes commitments from every nation, rich and poor, to cut emissions, including China and India, the world’s largest and third-largest polluters.

Lie #12. This statement isn’t true, and is contradicted in the article itself.

NYT: “Also, the science of climate change has become far more certain and the impact more visible in the 20 years since Kyoto.”

Lie #13. Another lie.  On the contrary, the fraud of climate alarmism became obvious and the term “climate science” became pejorative.

NYT: “Each of the last three years has surpassed the previous one as the hottest on record.”

Lie #14. Not true.

NYT : “As Mr. Trump and his advisers weigh their Paris options, one proposal is gaining traction, according to participants in the debate: Mr. Trump could declare that the Paris agreement is a treaty that requires ratification by the Senate.”

Lie #15. This is a treaty, and has no force without ratification by Senate.  President Trump doesn’t need to declare it a treaty.

NYT:” The pact was designed not to have the legal force of a treaty specifically so that it would not have to go before the United States Senate, which would have assuredly failed to ratify it.”

The is a rare true admission.  During the Paris agreement, negotiations, and signing, the Obama administration colluded with foreign governments to undermine the Constitution and to circumvent the laws of the U.S.

 

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April 11, 2017 at 11:28PM

Australians duped into thinking that renewable energy is cheap

Australians duped into thinking that renewable energy is cheap

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Australians duped into thinking that renewable energy is cheap

Crazy World Quiz #2349:

Let’s close the cheapest generators of electricity. Will electricity bills:

a/ go down,   b/  go up,  or  c/ be paid by The Tooth Fairy?

A quarter of Australians don’t know. A half think the answer is “b” or “c”. It’s that bad.

A new survey came out this week which fans of renewables are using to argue we need more renewables, but hidden in the data is the big misinformation that underlies this attitude.

[Sydney Morning Herald]

Adam Morton says:

The wisdom of a campaign by the Turnbull government emphasising the risks of moving too rapidly to renewable energy has been thrown into question by polling that suggests a majority of its supporters don’t agree.

Not at all. The real issue, that Adam Morton misses, is that so much of the country is horribly misinformed. All the key questions in the survey depend on what would happen to electricity prices, and nearly half the country lives under the delusion that “renewables” make our electricity prices cheaper.

All Malcolm Turnbull has to do to turn these figures around is to tell the fact that coal fired electricity is generated for 3 – 4 cents a kilowatt hour. Then run this survey again, and see support for a renewables target crash.

Most Australians have no idea that coal fired power is the cheapest power by far. The Tooth Fairy subsidies mean that some people with solar panels on their roof think they are getting “cheap electricity” when really someone else is paying part of their bill.

Just find us one nation running on wind and solar that has cheap electricity. They don’t exist. The only cost effective renewable energy comes from hydro. Wind and solar theoretically provide cheap electrons sometimes, but we need electricity all day every day, and the net effect the intermittent sources have on the whole grid makes for expensive electricity. The intermittent generators stop us from getting cheap electricity. The subsidies to pander to them (like the RET)  force the cheap generators out of the market.

..Survey, attitudes to Climate Change, renewables, Sydney Morning Herald, April 2017.

If the Australia Institute really wanted to understand what Australians think they would have told Australians the price of coal fired electricity, told them the cost of the subsidy (RET = 9c/KWhr) and asked people if they would rather have lower electricity prices.

h/t David B

 

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April 11, 2017 at 09:52PM