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gbaikie — (archived)

"I have gone over the science over and over for you... you and TB have made fools of yourselves time and again."

If you are tired, why don't you take a nap?

Meanwhile, for last 10 years average global temperature has not increased and this is a fact that can't be denied.

Now, what I would interested in regard to "global warming" is the global night time temperature trends for latest 50 years.

As I posted previously:
"Between 1950 and 1993, globally averaged minimum temperatures rose at a rate of 0.186 [degrees] C per decade, whereas maximum temperatures increased at only 0.088 [degrees] C per decade"
http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1200/is_/ai_19647189

Why hasn't this been updated? Where is the 1950 to 2005 record?
Since night time temperatures would be most affected by CO2, wouldn't night time temperature be a more accurate and important as far measuring the effects of CO2? Wouldn't publishing these make the most compelling argument?

Can't we agree that night time temperatures, the temperature in Temperate, and arctic regions will have most change from warming caused by CO2. Why isn't everything focused on these areas, rather than barely mentioned?
In other words, if we toss out the tropic region and toss out the daytime temperatures, one could better measure the effects from increasing levels of CO2.

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