Month: May 2016
Introducing the global warming speedometer
Is much of our effort to combat global warming actually making things worse?
by Judith Curry
Humanity is owed a serious investigation of how we have gone so far with the decarbonization project without a serious challenge in terms of engineering reality. – Michael Kelly
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Schmidt’s Histogram Diagram Doesn’t Refute Christy
Gavin Schmidt, wrong again.
In my most recent post, I discussed yet another incident in the long running dispute about the inconsistency between models and observations in the tropical troposphere – Gavin Schmidt’s twitter mugging of John Christy and Judy Curry. Included in Schmidt’s twittering was a diagram with a histogram of model runs. In today’s post, I’ll parse Schmidt’s diagram, first discussing the effect of some sleight-of-hand and then showing that Schmidt’s diagram, after removing the sleight-of-hand and when read by someone familiar with statistical distributions, confirms Christy rather than contradicting him.
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