Post by rayancaleb on Jan 23, 2018 15:37:44 GMT 8
Hi,
I have been studying the historic values that have been presented by NOAA and NASA and am getting very disturbed. These are supposed to be the best of the best in science but there are some substantial gaps that are telling us a completely different story from what has been publicly stated.
We all know the global warming record: /wiki/Global...re_Anomaly.svg
The highest rate of warming occurs from about 1979 to present with over 0.8 degrees C. or 1.44 degrees F.
A record like this certainly is disturbing despite the fact that the AGW people had predicted 10 degrees C. and not less than one.Now if you compare the urban growth curve to the global warming curve you can see that they are VERY similar. Now add the effect that after WW II the urban growth changed dramatically. From brick and mortar we saw and almost complete conversion to concrete highways, freeways and skyscrapers. Inner cities changed to concrete jungles.
What has happened is that if you use the ground temperature measurements in the urban areas you have what is known as the "Urban Heat Island Effect". This urbanization is pretty much similar from everywhere in the world. And so you can expect to see pretty much the same temperature growth that isn't connected to any sort of reality.
Thanks,
For More Details:-
Transportation Management Video
I have been studying the historic values that have been presented by NOAA and NASA and am getting very disturbed. These are supposed to be the best of the best in science but there are some substantial gaps that are telling us a completely different story from what has been publicly stated.
We all know the global warming record: /wiki/Global...re_Anomaly.svg
The highest rate of warming occurs from about 1979 to present with over 0.8 degrees C. or 1.44 degrees F.
A record like this certainly is disturbing despite the fact that the AGW people had predicted 10 degrees C. and not less than one.Now if you compare the urban growth curve to the global warming curve you can see that they are VERY similar. Now add the effect that after WW II the urban growth changed dramatically. From brick and mortar we saw and almost complete conversion to concrete highways, freeways and skyscrapers. Inner cities changed to concrete jungles.
What has happened is that if you use the ground temperature measurements in the urban areas you have what is known as the "Urban Heat Island Effect". This urbanization is pretty much similar from everywhere in the world. And so you can expect to see pretty much the same temperature growth that isn't connected to any sort of reality.
Thanks,
For More Details:-
Transportation Management Video