&#62; or you can write your own Clojure one, like the one we had yesterday here at HN.<p>The Clojure one we had yesterday that<p>1. looked only at data during the "hockey-stick handle" period;<p>2. found, in his very first graph, a steady increase in temperatures over that period whose magnitude (&#62;2 degrees C) was greater than that in the usual "hockey-stick" graph (~ 0.7 degrees C);<p>3. plotted a bunch more graphs in ways that would inevitably make changes of ~0.7 degrees invisible (look at the last one -- range from -20 to 80 degrees on the y-axis);<p>3. claimed to have shown by all this that the hockey-stick is not real?<p>That one?<p>&#62; CO2 can get absorbed by the Oceans and other earth mechanisms and balance out.<p>Perhaps it can, but since it's possible to measure CO2 levels and they are in fact increasing that's not actually happening.