Eventually the «consensus» will come to the conclusion that tree - rings, ice - cores, and bore - holes are not good proxies for temperature. (climateaudit.org)
The fact that the «proxy» data differs from the observational record indicates that the trees he used to produce the graph aren't actually good proxies for temperature, so the hockey stick stands. (deepclimate.org)
... Since Steve doesn't specifically point it out, I would note that both the post-1960 and the MWP seem to show exactly the opposite of the current paradigm about tree rings being a good proxy for temperature. (climateaudit.org)