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“Jones also allowed for the possibility that the world as a whole was warmer in medieval times than it is today — a concession that may also undermine theories that global warming is caused by man.
In addition, Jones admitted that an overall lack of organization, and his poor record keeping and office-tidying skills, had contributed to his reluctance to share data with critics, which he regretted.
“To say when you’re the record keeper for the globe’s temperature that you’re not a good record keeper, well, that’s going to come back to haunt you for a long, long time,” Pat Michaels.of the Cato Institute, a public-policy think tank, told Fox News.”
oh snap.
for the record, 15 years is a pretty poor data sample.
This is getting more and more pathetic.
Fox is sort of playing games with that headline. The researcher actually stated that the number for the past 15 years is statistically insignificant—which different than “insignificant.” It essentially means that broad scientific conclusions can’t be drawn from that 15 point data set. The researcher is actually quite confident in warming over-all.
Which is pretty insane, considering all the misinformation brought on by the shenanigans, cover-ups and data manipulation at his organization.
