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>>10060394
as for the infamous Lappi graph, GISP2 uses 1950 as its zero year, not 2000. That graph ends at 1855...before ALMOST ALL modern warming happened.
that particular figure has been debunked for years. only shills (who know it's false but don't care) and brainlets (who are too stupid to do the most basic fact-checking) post it. which one are you?

tornado counts are a hilariously stupid metric for storm intensity. accumulated cyclone energy (a metric for tropical storm energy, which IS directly fed by warmer oceans) has shown a weak increasing trend, but for some reason isn't in the picture. hmmm...

the drought figure uses the wrong metric for crops. the Palmer Hydrological Drought Index measures precipitation as it relates to groundwater on a longer timescale, so increased precipitation in one season can counterbalance drought in another. the Palmer Drought Severity Index, however, focuses on the effects of drought on plants in the shorter term, and the PDSI shows a clear drying trend worldwide.
>https://agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/pdf/10.1029/2010JD015541

the Al Gore quote is fabricated. this isn't news or anything, it's been known to be fake for ages.

any questions?

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>>10023868 (cont.)
tornado counts are a hilariously stupid metric for storm intensity. accumulated cyclone energy (a metric for tropical storm energy, which IS directly fed by warmer oceans) has shown a weak increasing trend, but for some reason isn't in the picture. hmmm...

the drought figure uses the wrong metric for crops. the Palmer Hydrological Drought Index measures precipitation as it relates to groundwater on a longer timescale, so increased precipitation in one season can counterbalance drought in another. the Palmer Drought Severity Index, however, focuses on the effects of drought on plants in the shorter term, and the PDSI shows a clear drying trend worldwide.
>https://agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/pdf/10.1029/2010JD015541

the Al Gore quote is fabricated. this isn't news or anything, it's been known to be fake for ages.

any questions?

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