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Title: 2010 Hottest Year On Record
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Sustainability Ninja
URL Source: http://www.sustainabilityninja.com/ ... -hottest-year-on-record-94781/
Published: Jul 7, 2010
Author: Sarah Forbes
Post Date: 2010-07-07 09:14:04 by war
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Views: 41298
Comments: 68
NOAA reports that May, the period from March to May, and from January to May all have had the hottest combined global land and ocean surface temperatures since records began in 1880. May’s combined global land and ocean surface temperature was 0.69°C above the 20th century average of 14.8°C, with land temps being 1.04°C above the average. Ocean temperatures were the second warmest on record, coming in behind the 1998 record, with global ocean temps being 0.55°C above the average for the past century of 16.3°C.
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#29. To: war (#0)
How is it that every successive year is "the hottest on record." Shouldn't it be like a thousand degrees on average by now?
#30. To: no gnu taxes, w.a.r. (#29)
Not to worry. Once the statists ram crap and trade down our throats, the whole climate thingy will be solved . . . . . . and we'll move on to the next crisis.
I'm not sure where you are getting that from. 2008 and 2009 were cooler than 2007.
Is that fact or Padlock creating a straw man?
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Replies to Comment # 29. How is it that every successive year is "the hottest on record." Shouldn't it be like a thousand degrees on average by now?
#31. To: no gnu taxes (#29)
How is it that every successive year is "the hottest on record." Shouldn't it be like a thousand degrees on average by now?
#33. To: no gnu taxes (#29)
How is it that every successive year is "the hottest on record."
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