Description:

Cause-effect analysis (temporal precedence) measures how much greenhouse gases can force global temperature. With over a million hourly records of our biosphere to measure greenhouse gas effects. With more than a half-century of real-time monthly records of our biosphere. All there to measure the forcing of greenhouse gases on climate. Not the output of models. But the direct voice of our biosphere. Where the biosphere says that X comes before Y and explains this much of its variance. But will we hear? Will we listen? Quickly introduced before discussion: (1) CO2 forcing at the South Pole and Barrow. (2) Hourly (short-term) greenhouse gas forcing (H20, CO2, and CH2) at Mauna Loa Observatory. (3) Monthly (intermediate term) CO2 forcing from NOAA, NASA, Hadley Met Center, World Climate Center (Tokyo), Berkeley Earth, RSS and Univ of Alabama (Huntsville). (4) 11-year (long-term) forcing (ocean-effects quasi-removed). After that quick introduction, the following will be calmly discussed. Are the climate records of a fidelity to give meaningful results? Is the methodology valid for real-time climate records? Do the results show what the IPCC states are potential aerosol effects? Do the results show what NASA and NOAA claim, that flora has a cooling effect? Are the results surprising or expected? How can the methodology and results be improved, expanded, verified and validated?