Cooling Masked From Public

These emails don’t often need commentary, here are the main dogs commenting on how temps have gone down. Mike Mann, Gavin Schmidt and others at RC as well as Tamino at Open Mind have been working feverishly to cover this up. A blogger Deep Climate snipped my post for even suggesting that preferred filters were used. He didn’t want anyone to suggest that the elites would exaggerate the trend. Well here it is right in plain sight.

Statistically significant cooling being hidden on purpose – by alleged scientists!!

Busted again.

From: Mick
To:
Subject: RE: Global temperature
Date: Sun, 26 Oct 2008 09:02:00 +1300

Yeah, it wasn’t so much 1998 and all that that I was concerned about, used
to dealing with that, but the possibility that we might be going through a
longer – 10 year – period of relatively stable temperatures beyond what you
might expect from La Nina etc
.

Speculation, but if I see this as a possibility then others might also.
Anyway, I’ll maybe cut the last few points off the filtered curve before I
give the talk again as that’s trending down as a result of the end effects
and the recent cold-ish years.

Enjoy Iceland and pass on my best wishes to Astrid.

Mick

> —–Original Message—–
> From: P
> Sent: 24 October 2008 20:39
> To: Mick
> Subject: Re: Global temperature
>
>
> Mick,
> They have noticed for years – mostly wrt
> the warm year of 1998. The recent coolish years
> down to La Nina. When I get this question I
> have 1991-2000 and 2001-2007/8 averages to hand.
> Last time I did this they were about 0.2 different,
> which is what you’d expect.
> In Iceland at a meeting that Astrid invited me to.
> Cold with snow on the ground, but things cheap as the
> currency has gone down 30-40% wrt even the pound.
>
>
> Cheers
> Phil
>
> > Hi Phil
> >
> > Just updated my global temperature trend graphic for a
> public talk and
> > noted
> > that the level has really been quite stable since 2000 or
> so and 2008
> > doesn’t look too hot.

> >
> > Anticipating the sceptics latching on to this soon, if they
> haven’t done
> > already, has anyone had a good look at the large-scale circulation
> > anomalies
> > over this period? I haven’t noticed anything consistent
> coming up in the
> > annual climate reviews but then I wasn’t really looking.
> >
> > Be awkward if we went through a early 1940s type swing!
> >
> > Hope all’s well with you
> >
> > Mick

13 thoughts on “Cooling Masked From Public

  1. Be awkward will it? I’ll say!
    Someone’s taking The Mickey here!
    It’s going to take some doing, but once all these bits are sewn together, there’s going to be a lot of people with very red faces.
    The new Euro High Head President, a faceless Belgian beaurocrat, wants to fund the EU via carbon taxes, so I’ll expect a very, very muted response from the political mainstream.
    If this can of worms does burst open, then I also forsee the scientists being hung out to dry by the politicians.

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  3. Plenty of peer-reviewed reports and articles do show the sort of secular and local cooling trends which you are fond of of here. The “Yamal” stuff, however, is stolen data which has not gone through QAQC. It probably was not published for good reasons, about which McIntyre, Montford, Monckton, et al. have never bothered to inquire.

  4. Jeff it is hard to go anywhere on the internet and not find something that supports your and Steve’s work on how important Yamal actually is. Even this suppression of recent temperatures gives support how important it is to the models to have the correct interdecadal variance or their predictions are essentially as you, Lucia, and Steve have shown “”if recent cooling is not inconsistant with the models” it means “no warming is not inconsistant with the models” as your https://noconsensus.wordpress.com/2009/11/12/no-warming-for-fifteen-years/ and Steve’s comment indicate.

  5. #6 Kind words John.

    I think SteveM deserves the vast majority of the points in my case though. He has obviously been a primary focus of these guys for some time and I wouldn’t even be doing this if it weren’t for CA.

    SteveM has a paper which is being blocked by irrational review right now. It’s not the first but hopefully this will put some pressure on the editors and reviewers to put their bias in their pockets. If others had a hand in choosing the reviewers it also has implications.

  6. I agree with this being a shining vidication of SteveM’s work! If you read the RC/Tamino blogs with any regularity, you’d think that Steve was a doofus. What we now see is that “the team” was scrambling like crazy to everything Steve did.

    Hardly the reaction you would have expected if Steve really was a doofus!

  7. Jeff:
    Thanks for the info on Steve’s paper. It would be a travesity if the poor behavior continues and inappropriately blocks the article. Given the mindset and personal animosity exhibited in the emails and that is still evident at RealClimate – I am not going to hold my breadth. Let’s hope some grownups show up to ensure that the reviews are conducted appropriately.

  8. #9, It’s just my interpretation, there is a lot more to be said on this and I’m already not aware of all the detail. Accepted or not, it’s going to be an interesting post on CA when it happens.

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