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Debunking Climate Hysteria, May 17, 2025

By May 17, 2025Commentary2 min read

Dr. Roy Spencer does outstanding work.  His team is responsible for official satellite temperature recording in the US.  He has a blog here that you should read if you are at all interested in climate science.  (RS Blog)

Among Dr. Spencer’s interests has been the extent to which the US temperature record, and indeed that around the world, has been influenced by increased urbanization.  Cities are hot, much hotter than the countryside.  After a long struggle his team has finally gotten their work published in a peer-reviewed journal.  The struggle tells you as much as the paper.  Read his post on the paper to see how hard people fought to keep his research from being published or to force modifications.  The reviewers mention the homogenization issue.   You need to understand that the raw data on temperatures is typically put through a series of bullshit algorithms designed to support the climate hysteria narrative.  They are called things like homogenization and time of observation adjustments but they are algorithms written by climate hysterics.

And when you read the paper itself, you see why the alarmists wanted to stop it.  It finds that at least 65% of alleged warming is due to urban heat island effects.  As noted above, there is other data and analytic mischief that the hysterics use to further corrupt the real data.  At some point in the future, when and if the world becomes rational again, scientists will use the climate hysteria as the primary example of science being perverted for ideological and political reasons, supported by billionaires who just wanted to get even richer from the associated renewable energy scam.  (Spencer Study) 

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