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JohnMashey (@JohnMashey) · 11/2022 · Tröts: 1.651 · Folger: 952
So 07.07.2024 09:31
3/ Of course, for real climate change, people tend to use longer intervals, so here's the same thing with 15 (red) and 30 (purple) years.
As usual, the shorter interval jiggles more, but neither is negative after 1972.
From 1990-2016, the 30-year purple line shows .15-.19 degC increase/decade, then by 2020 reaches/exceeds .2C/decade,
or 2C/century.
(In the actual spreadsheet, the up and down arrows let one raise and lower the interval sizes, akin to a interactive slider bar to see the effects.)
Regression slope charts, 15- and 30-year intervals, 1880-2023.
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