so we all know that some 10,000 temperature reading stations get ommited from most climate change whitepapers, leaving with with ~7,200 legacy 1973 stations in

so we all know that some 10,000 temperature reading stations get ommited from most climate change whitepapers, leaving with with ~7,200 legacy 1973 stations in which to use for our much bias/less readings and analysis. But I’ve yet to read how today’s whitepaper sought to compensate for creeping but heat-producing urban and suburban sprawl. What I really want to see is how are the rural regions faring decade-over-decade.