Part of their methodology is to go out on a cold winter day, when it is supposed to be cold, and make some mindless comment such as, "what happened to global warming?" But, tell me where are these people on winter days, when it is supposed to be cold, and the temperature is setting record highs? This tactic actually works pretty well for them (amazing!) but the market place can't be fooled that easily.
It turns out, the eastern half of the United States is having a very mild winter. Take a look:
Source: CCI Reanalyzer |
It is easy to see the eastern half of the U.S. is colored red, indicating the temperatures have been higher than normal (Be sure to take a look at the temperature departures shown on the bottom of the graphic). The result of this above average heat is a decreased demand in natural gas used for heating and that has led to lower gas prices.
Source: CNNMoney |
Apparently, the free market didn't get the memo that global warming isn't real.
So tell us, Mr. Coleman, if there is no global warming, why is it so warm? Not just here (less than 2% of the globe), but everywhere.
Hi Dr. Keating,
ReplyDeleteIf it's not too inconvenient, would you mind looking at this Jo Nova article and providing your comments/rebuttals against it? The article seems directed at some portion of Skeptical Science but I haven't had time to look at it in-depth.
But one quick scan of the works cited reveals:
-Roy Spencer
-John Christy
-Fred Singer
-Lindzen/Choi
-McKitrick
So I don't really have too high of an expectation for this article.
Yes, I'll take a look and make a posting. Someone submitted JoNova for the Challenge and it was pretty funny. Her claims are so comical you could almost convince me she is actually doing satirical essays of the deniers.
ReplyDeletehttp://dialoguesonglobalwarming.blogspot.com/2014/08/30000-challenge-submission-jonovas-proof.html
JoNova's posting is pretty bad, but that is what I expected, having read some of her stuff before. Here are my comments:
ReplyDeletehttp://dialoguesonglobalwarming.blogspot.com/2014/12/another-example-of-jonovas-silliness.html