The vast majority of the climate data has always been published in the scientific literature, that’s how the literature works. Some temperature data used by the British MetOffice had been obtained from weather stations with a contract that said the MetOffice couldn’t release it themselves, that people had to go to the weather stations. Because [...]
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Why do global warming deniers claim "all" data is being withheld?
Posted by admin on April 4th, 2011
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Tags: average temperature, circumstances, climate data, climatechange, confidentiality agreements, conspiracy, data users, fingertips, global scale, globe, gov uk, metoffice, nonsense, scientist, subset, temperature data, temperature values, third parties, weather stations, world meteorological organization 
1 Comment »How do we know if global warming is a problem if we can’t trust the temperature record?
Posted by admin on March 20th, 2011
"This report, by meteorologist Anthony Watts, presents the results of the first-ever comprehensive review of the quality of data coming from the National Weather Service’s network of temperature stations. Watts and a team of volunteers visually inspected and took pictures of more than 850 of these stations. What they found will shock you: We found [...]
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