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There is less than a year of data about the amount of energy put into the ocean by the Juan de Fuca ridge [1], and only classified data about other oceanic volc
by teslabox 10y ago
There is less than a year of data about the amount of energy put into the ocean by the Juan de Fuca ridge [1], and only classified data about other oceanic volcanic hotspots (this was collected by the navy's submarines). I think the certainty expressed by advocates for anthropogenic climate change is not justified.
[1] http://nytimes.com/2016/01/12/science/midocean-ridges-volcano-underwater.html http://nytimes.com/2016/01/12/science/midocean-ridges-volcan...
- dozzie 10y agoI wouldn't be surprised if they ran a simulation, then ran another simulation with the same data, and then calculated difference between runs, calling this "accuracy".
- fisherjeff 10y ago> What about the next question – how did the models do? Amazingly well. [...] This means that since 1992, the models have been within 3% of the measurements.