No Correlation

This graph was in a link at WUWT. I’ve lost the context and can’t do a proper attribution. At any rate, I find it a very compelling statement about the complete NON-correlation of CO2 levels with temperature levels on our planet. It also shows the “model” results are outside of all reality. Way out in Fantasy Land.

Theoretical CO2 Log Relationship vs 545 Million Years of Reality

Theoretical CO2 Log Relationship vs 545 Million Years of Reality

There’s just got to be a great write-up wrapped around this graph somewhere. But I don’t have the time to find it, so perhaps someone could do a little “Dig Here!”?

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A technical managerial sort interested in things from Stonehenge to computer science. My present "hot buttons' are the mythology of Climate Change and ancient metrology; but things change...
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5 Responses to No Correlation

  1. Adrian Vance says:

    According to Le Chatelier an increase in CO2 should decrease atmospheric heating as CO2 is a poor IR absorber by a factor of seven. Increasing CO2 reduces air’s capacity for water vapor so it cools the atmosphere.

    This is exactly what happened from 1930 to 1970 as we geared up for and fought WWII burning down Europe and Japan. In the 70’s we got serious about cleaning up air pollution and the temperature started to rise as water vapor capacity increased.

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  2. Couldn’t find the graph, but the data (see link at bottom ofn article) plotted as time series at

    Searching the PaleoClimate Record for Estimated Correlations: Temperature, CO2 and Sea Level

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  4. Bruce says:

    Roy Spencer’s value of 0.6 C/doubling would fit just nice.

    Fits my own rough calc too.

    Snow on the usually not very Snowy Mtns here in Oz, in summer. I can’t remember the last time that happened.

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