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I somehow missed that, but I find it very interesting. From paper 2018: “Temperature trends with a reduced impact of the ocean air temperature” by Frank Lansner*, Jens Olaf Pepke Pedersen
Abstract
Temperature data 1900–2010 of meteorological stations around the world have been analyzed, and it was found that all areas of the area generally have two different valid temperature trends. Coastal stations and hill stations to which the winds of the sea winds face each other are usually warm than the valley stations that are protected from dominant oceanic winds.
We therefore found that in every area with variation of the topography we can share the stations into the warm, trender air -oriented stations and the cold -faith air -protected stations with cold -faith ocean. We find that the distinction between air-clad and air-protected ocean stations can be used to identify the influence of the oceans on the land surface. We can then use this knowledge as an instrument to better examine the climate variability on the land surface without moderating the moderating effects of the ocean.
After the lack of heating the ocean air after 1950, the evaluation of the climatic effects of changes in the atmosphere of the grounding traces of greenhouse guests and the variations in solar diseases should be taken into account if it is about heating in the lack of heating in the air -protected temperature data with lower effects of the ocean temperature trends after 1950.
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A precise global thermometer data record – is very difficult to find these days, whereby all activists change data. It shows that we only have natural variability and zero from a so -called “greenhouse” gas. The global land temperatures are now lower than in the 1930s. Lansner and Pepke Pederson (2018).
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