Home Middle Column 17-Year And 30-Year Trends In Sea Surface Temperature Anomalies: The Differences Between... Middle Column 17-Year And 30-Year Trends In Sea Surface Temperature Anomalies: The Differences Between Observed And IPCC AR4 Climate Models By Marc Morano - December 5, 2011 90 0 Share Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg Tagsazipccmodelsocean coolingocean warming Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg Previous articleNew scandal SeaLevelGate: ‘UN IPCC falsified satellite altimetry: ‘We had to do so, otherwise there would be no trend’Next articleUN official Fatih Birol: World ‘on track’ for climate ‘catastrophe’ – ‘Everybody, even the schoolchildren, knows this is a catastrophe for all of us’ Marc Morano - Advertisment - Search Related Articles Japan’s Canon Institute For Global Studies (CIGS) Presents New Working Paper On Climate Science Data Inconsistencies Climate411 A new working paper has been released, in Japanese – authored by KiryeNet – and it reports that climate change goes well beyond one... Read more General Atomics to ship world’s most powerful magnet to ITER global fusion energy project Climate411 San Diego, June 15 - After a decade of design and fabrication, General Atomics is ready to ship the first module of the Central... Read more Climate Activist Europe Firing Up Coal Plants as Gas Shortage Bites Climate411 As Europe emerges from a harsh winter with depleted gas reserves, desperate European governments are increasingly firing up old coal plants to bridge the... Read more
