The idea is that between every record hot year people go ‚look it hasn’t gotten warmer in X years global warming is disproven. Checkmate now, king me‘ until the next El Niño year comes along.
And I want to make a way to easily see how warming continues inside normal variations (things like the el niño cycle) and a new record year is coming.
I heard about the escalator of denial here and wanted to update it and make the code public [https://skepticalscience.com/graphics.php?g=465](https://skepticalscience.com/graphics.php?g=465)
These seeming lulls are probably related to ENSO. El Niño years tend to see higher-than-trend global average temperatures, while La Niña years see lower-than-trend temperatures. If you get a strong El Niño followed by a La Niña, that creates what looks like a plateau.
pibyte on
I love how self proclaimed „critical self thinkers“ are just repeating every lie big oil has successfully pooped into their brains over the years like fr***ing parrots.
DistributionRight261 on
If emissions are linear why heating is not?
What if just the sun is changing?
PandoraPanorama on
I was following this debate since about 2000. And yes, this is exactly what the deniers were shouting from the rooftops in each of these „lulls“, often followed by „it will cool soon, you’ll see“
Well, we didn’t see. Science is evaluated by the successful predictions made, and there it’s so clear that the climate scientists were decidedly correct, and the „skeptics“ decidedly wrong.
Livid-Nothing7257 on
Ah, the classic „if I look at the stairs through a magnifying glass, I can pretend I’m walking on a flat surface“ methodology.
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The idea is that between every record hot year people go ‚look it hasn’t gotten warmer in X years global warming is disproven. Checkmate now, king me‘ until the next El Niño year comes along.
Data from Met Office [https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/hadobs/hadcrut5/](https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/hadobs/hadcrut5/)
And I want to make a way to easily see how warming continues inside normal variations (things like the el niño cycle) and a new record year is coming.
I heard about the escalator of denial here and wanted to update it and make the code public [https://skepticalscience.com/graphics.php?g=465](https://skepticalscience.com/graphics.php?g=465)
Python code here if you want to make your own version [https://gist.github.com/cavedave/a11fa410a471b4fb50b656e76e3edbe0](https://gist.github.com/cavedave/a11fa410a471b4fb50b656e76e3edbe0)
These seeming lulls are probably related to ENSO. El Niño years tend to see higher-than-trend global average temperatures, while La Niña years see lower-than-trend temperatures. If you get a strong El Niño followed by a La Niña, that creates what looks like a plateau.
I love how self proclaimed „critical self thinkers“ are just repeating every lie big oil has successfully pooped into their brains over the years like fr***ing parrots.
If emissions are linear why heating is not?
What if just the sun is changing?
I was following this debate since about 2000. And yes, this is exactly what the deniers were shouting from the rooftops in each of these „lulls“, often followed by „it will cool soon, you’ll see“
Well, we didn’t see. Science is evaluated by the successful predictions made, and there it’s so clear that the climate scientists were decidedly correct, and the „skeptics“ decidedly wrong.
Ah, the classic „if I look at the stairs through a magnifying glass, I can pretend I’m walking on a flat surface“ methodology.