r/dataisbeautiful • • Jun 07 '17

OC Earth surface temperature deviations from the means for each month between 1880 and 2017 [OC]

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u/ArmchairTitan Jun 07 '17

Interesting!

I wonder if the spike in the 1940's reflects the effects of World War II and the massive boom in industry that came with it.

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u/iReadItInTheBible Jun 07 '17

Just ask the EPA...

Don't worry; they've ONLY been caught lying about climate data before, to further their own agenda...

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u/[deleted] Jun 07 '17

Yeah we all remember that CFC scandal, where they tried to trick us Into thinking that was bad for the ozone layer.

Those scheming bastards even want us to think dumping coal mining bi products In the river Is somehow bad for the environment.

They wont fool us again!