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Some Not-So-Hot Facts About Global Warming Research–Global Cooling Part III

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/not-hot-facts-global-warming-150900216.html

Consider this:

-In 2013, the UK had the coldest spring since 1963.

-In March 2013, Northern Japan received record snowfall–up to 16 ft thick just south of Aomori.

-In October 2013, the worst frost in more than 80 years hit Chile and damaged 50 million boxes of fruit for export—damages were over $1 billion.

-And my personal favourite—an expedition vessel full of Climate Change scientists became trapped in Antarctic sea ice 10 feet thick on Christmas Day 2013.

These true-life stories are examples of global cooling—from all over the globe.

In Parts I and II of this series, I outlined the long term cycle of temperature changes on Earth, and how sunspots have had an eerily accurate correlation to earth’s temperatures for centuries. Data strongly suggests that solar cycles have a definite impact on the world’s climate.

And right now, the best data on sunspots also suggest the world is about to enter a time of global cooling. This doesn’t deny that mankind is influencing the world’s climate; sunspots’ very regular 11 year cycles can temporarily overwhelm a larger context of man-made (the scientific term is anthropogenic) influences.

But even that becomes somewhat suspect. Evidence either uncovered or chronicled by a Boston-based research firm, Unit Economics, suggests that government and their scientists, together and independently, have been manipulating data (and caught red handed!).


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