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Northern Scandinavian Forests Confirm Roman & Medieval Warming Periods
A new peer reviewed study has just been completed Variability and extremes of northern Scandinavian summer temperatures over the past two millennia by scientists from the Johannes Gutenberg University, Swiss Federal Research Institute, Finnish Forest Research Institute and the Oeschger Centre for Climate Change Research which confirms the existence of both the Roman Warm Period (RWP) and Medieval Warm Period.
A believable Climate computer model must be able to reconstruct past warming and cooling events, after all, if the computer model cannot recreate the past reliably then it’s future predictions are going to be significantly different to the observed reality, as is the case with the current generation of computer climate models.
The need to benchmark and calibrate the computer climate models against recorded real world temperatures is recognised by the authors of the study: Read the rest of this entry
The Medieval Warming Period Was Much Warmer Than It Is Today
A new EU study of global warming between 900 AD and 2002 shows beyond doubt that despite lower levels of atmospheric CO2 global temperatures were significantly higher than they are today.
This is yet another study that shows junk scientist Michael E Mann and his “hockey stick” are wrong.
The myth of the hockey stick lives on despite the IPCC subsequently distancing themselves from Mann and his ability to hide the decline. Read the rest of this entry




