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7. - Must see - directly relates to your selective graphs which display no more that a quarter of a century. This is a ridiculous time frame by which to support global warming. The reason a lack of warming would be significant is beca...

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7. - Must see - directly relates to your selective graphs which display no more that a quarter of a century. This is a ridiculous time frame by which to support global warming. The reason a lack of warming would be significant is because it does not fit the models and proves them to be useless.

Complicated thinking is the ruse.

I didn't select the graphs. The graphs are invitations to explore the thinking in the article. The article is published under the imprint of a place called Yale, whatever that is. Of the site they say:

<<<The Yale Forum on Climate Change & The Media is an online publication and forum to foster dialogue on climate change among scientists, journalists, policymakers, and the public. The Yale Forum is an initiative of the Yale Project on Climate Change, directed by Dr. Anthony Leiserowitz of the Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies.

Edited by veteran environmental journalist and journalism educator Bud Ward, The Yale Forum seeks to provide print, broadcasting, and online reporters...

I didn't select the graphs. The graphs are invitations to explore the thinking in the article. The article is published under the imprint of a place called Yale, whatever that is. Of the site they say:

<<<The Yale Forum on Climate Change & The Media is an online publication and forum to foster dialogue on climate change among scientists, journalists, policymakers, and the public. The Yale Forum is an initiative of the Yale Project on Climate Change, directed by Dr. Anthony Leiserowitz of the Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies.

Edited by veteran environmental journalist and journalism educator Bud Ward, The Yale Forum seeks to provide print, broadcasting, and online reporters and editors timely and credible information on one of the most important and complicated issues of our time. The Yale Forum will include useful media resources on climate change causes, consequences, and solutions. It will also analyze and discuss the process by which climate change is communicated through traditional and new media.>>>