Cheeky C(h)MIP (part 2)
Pilfering the CMIP6 atmospheric CO2 data
In the previous post in this series I promised we’d take look at the whole shebang from the year zero to the year 2014. Since the IPCC climate assessment reports are the evidence upon which globalists are building their plans, and since outputs from Earth systems models running under CMIP6 are what will be used to fill the next batch of reports, then we may argue that the single most important input variable in the whole of climate science (and thus our future lives) will be the reconstructed atmospheric CO2 record. Here’s what the IAC reckon this looks like:
That’s a right old tea-blurter, innit? At this point we might swear a lot and go round telling everybody we’re doomed. Or are we? The first thought that sprang to mind when seeing this hockey stick of hockey sticks1 was: that’s an awful lot of unprecedented rise in CO2 to produce a warming of just under a degree in 100 years!
We don’t even have to resort to our trusty hand-held calculators to realise a shift of +120ppm CO2 is assoc…