@WeatherProf@burgwx What are the absolute temperatures and what is the actual number of times the same temperatures been measured in the past in Florida? Will you explain how the measurements were made for those of us who are unfamiliar with the process? Thank you.
@ryankatzrosene Ryan- Can you provide a good reference that expains how global mean temperature is calculated? Which data are used, where the data are located, and how interpolation is done, etc? It would be much appreciated. Thanks.
@ryankatzrosene It seems to me that a Holocene tree line that was higher than the present day treeline implies that it was hotter at that location for some period of time (at least centuries?). I don’t see how a glacial response to anything would make this untrue.
@RARohde Great map! Is there any chance you could provide the same map for the entire world? Particularly the Arctic regions. Or, can you provide a link? Thanks.
I don’t think you are addressing the question. The decreases in German and UK emissions are trivial compared to the increase in Chinese emissions. To the point where it is reasonable to ask whether the increased energy prices in UK and Germany, and the effects on thier economies, are are worth it.