Difference between revisions of "Global warming/hockey stick"
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| + | File:2000yearsCO2large.png | global temperatures and atmospheric CO<sub>2</sub> for the past 2000 years | ||
| + | File:2008-12-20 fig1b.gif |Annual-mean global-mean anomalies, 1880-2007 | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:17, 4 November 2013
About
The "hockey stick" is a well-known shape often found in charts showing global temperatures, where the time-span shown is at least a century or two and ends in the present.
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- /deception: global warming skeptics often claim that the hockey stick is a deception of some sort and does not represent a real phenomenon
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global temperatures and atmospheric CO2 for the past 2000 years
Annual-mean global-mean anomalies, 1880-2007
