Re: "Washington Post Accidentally Admits Earth at Coolest Point in the Last 485 Million Years"

On 9/27/2024 1:25 AM, Bobbie Sellers wrote:

On 9/26/24 19:46, Lynn McGuire wrote:

On 9/26/2024 9:33 PM, Bobbie Sellers wrote:

On 9/26/24 19:12, Lynn McGuire wrote:

"Washington Post Accidentally Admits Earth at Coolest Point in the Last 485 Million Years"
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https://legalinsurrection.com/2024/09/washington-post-accidentally- admits-earth-at-coolest-point-in-the-last-485-million-years/
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"Arguably, the Earth can be considered in a C02 famine."
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"Finally, it’s good to remember none of the climate-hysteria predictions have come true."
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""In five years, scientists predict we will have the first ice-free Arctic summer."
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"John Kerry back in 2009."
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Lynn
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     Some how i find the Washington Post slip up as lacking
credibility because in the last few Hundred thousand years we
have had Ice Ages which forced humans to develope their social
skills even further.
     <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_glaciation>
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bliss-who is just a student of such things and unable to throw
scientific credentials around.

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We are living in an ice age now.  Ice ages are loosely defined as when one or both poles are frozen.  Both poles being frozen like now only happens during 11% of the ice ages.
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Lynn
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     Well we seem to be ending the Holocene Ice Age within then
next two centuries. But the plagues Dale Pendell forsaw were not
quite as deadly.<https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/7821813-the-great-bay>
     He covers the next 16,000 years and of course the present
heating is resolved by the next Ice Age.

15,000 years ago, my location was under 2 miles of ice. This is NOT
the 'coolest time in 485 million years. Just looking at the chart,
you can see an uptick at the very end. That uptick includes the totality
of human civilization.
Yes, we're in an interglacial, and Earth has been warmer for most of
the past. That's irrelevant.
Our culture, and the sources of our food, are all tuned to the climate
of the past 15,000 years. Human activity is warming the planet EXTREMELY
rapidly, compared to earlier warmings. The speed is such that plants
and animals can't evolve and adapt.
10,000 years ago, the Sahara desert was green, similar to the
Great Plains. Warming since then has turned it into a wasteland.
We're on track to do that to our main food-growing areas in the
next 100 years.
Its imperative that we do what we can to nail the global thermostat
to present  temperatures.
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