Another study that refutes climate models and their predictions.
Here's the study
http://www.e-publications.org/ims/s...OAS/user/submissionFile/6695?confirm=63ebfddf
BY BLAKELEY B. MCSHANE∗ AND ABRAHAM J. WYNER†
Northwestern University∗ and the University of Pennsylvania†
Predicting historic temperatures based on tree rings, ice cores, and
other natural proxies is a difficult endeavor. The relationship between
proxies and temperature is weak and the number of proxies is far
larger than the number of target data points. Furthermore, the data
contain complex spatial and temporal dependence structures which
are not easily captured with simple models.
In this paper, we assess the reliability of such reconstructions and
their statistical significance against various null models. We find that
the proxies do not predict temperature significantly better than random
series generated independently of temperature. Furthermore, various
model specifications that perform similarly at predicting temperature
produce extremely different historical backcasts. Finally, the
proxies seem unable to forecast the high levels of and sharp run-up in
temperature in the 1990s either in-sample or from contiguous holdout
blocks, thus casting doubt on their ability to predict such phenomena
if in fact they occurred several hundred years ago.
We propose our own reconstruction of Northern Hemisphere average
annual land temperature over the last millenium, assess its reliability,
and compare it to those from the climate science literature. Our
model provides a similar reconstruction but has much wider standard
errors, reflecting the weak signal and large uncertainty encountered
in this setting.
Suck it, warmers. Go learn some statistics