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Monthly Archives: July 2010
How to Measure Temperature in the Arctic — the Lesser of Two Evils
As has been well covered by Steve Goddard on WUWT, the “interpretation” of Arctic conditions by NASA/GISS is based on astonishingly little data north of 80 degrees latitude, which is to say no data at all. As the Danish Meteorological … Continue reading →
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