re: Greenland Ice Sheet Warmest In At Least 1,000 Years

Im going to need to see the calibration records of whatever devices they were using to determine the CO2 levels in the year 1000-1900. Once those are provided I will also need the GPS coordinates where these levels were measured over the past 1000 years. If you cant provide those then you can eff off. In the name of science.

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calibration records

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I'd like to know the +/- % tolerance of the measurement instrumentation to see if the rise or fall of the temperature is within the margin of error.

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Let’s do a quick 2nd grade science experiment. Put ice in a glass, pour water in it. When the ice melts does the glass over flow?

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Yeah, it actually does.



The ice in question is on land.

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I wonder who started this chart 1000 years ago in Powerpoint

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... it's all so confusing. It's almost like there must be another source of warming.

I just don't know what it could possibly be though.

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why, it's that small star up in the sky that rises every morning and sets every evening.

If this were a world that understood and used real science, these questions about climate change would be the most ridiculed and mocked questions in the world.

"It's the SUN, doofus"

the LIA is recognized as a period roughly from 1300 to 1825. It is actually two separate periods:1. 1300 to 1500 and 1650 to 1825; the second of the two being significantly colder.

It corresponds almost perfectly with SOLAR ACTIVITY as does the warming of the last 200 years.

An excerpt:
"What caused the Little Ice Age?
The earth does not have some magical average natural temperature to which it always returns. If it warms, the earth must be receiving more heat or retaining more heat. If it cools, then it must be receiving less heat from the Sun or radiating more into space, or both. Is that what happened during the Little Ice Age?

Maunder Minimum
The exact cause of the Little Ice Age is unknown, but there is a striking coincidence in the sunspot cycle and the timing of the Little Ice Age. During the Little Ice Age, there is a minimum in sunspots, indicating an inactive and possibly cooler sun. This absence of sunspots is called the Maunder Minimum.

Sunspot numbers

The Maunder Minimum occurred during the coldest period of the Little Ice Age between 1645 and 1715 AD, when the number of sunspots was very low. It is named after British astronomer E.W. Maunder who discovered the dearth of sunspots during that period. The lack of sunspots meant that solar radiation was probably lower at this time, but models and temperature reconstructions suggest this would have reduced average global temperatures by 0.4ºC at most, which does not explain the regional cooling of the climate in Europe and North America (IE, regions have varying heating and cooling convention).

Wrong experiment

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But 1000 years ago during the Medieval Climate Optimum, atmospheric CO2 was only about 2/3rds present levels ....

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And roughly 11,000 years ago, most of North America all the way into central Mexico was covered in glaciers and amidst a precedented, historically cyclical ice age.

But man knows better how to hinder or help mother earth than she does. Now shut up and start eating your fricking grasshoppers you climate denying bigot!

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Nothing a few trillion can’t fix.

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We’ll send that to Ukraine immediately.

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The difference is probably in indication of the an iron core imbalance.

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Where do we need to mine to correct this imbalance?









/sarcasm