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[Pandora]

When was the coldest day in the last 10,000 years? 140 years ago.

And how long ago did we start our modern day tracking of meteorlogical change? About 140 years ago. i.e. at the time of the coldest temp in the last 10,000 years.

So is any of this climate change propaganda based on "warming" really rational? Or just part of today's standard of raising the level of fear?

https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0?ui=2&ik=169d68bd7b&attid=0.1.1&permmsgid=msg-f:1701220333011138317&th=179bf2e121ccf70d&view=att&disp=safe

[Pandora]

What a stupid link that was. The joys of having your ISP changing their service to Gmail. I'll try to find it elsewhere.

[Pandora]

And on further review I did find the original video - problem is the date was 2014 - so although the remarks could be true we are 6 years later so Just forget I even started this thread. My apologies.

[Oldnagger]

Hey Pandora, The point is moot. GHG s will increase atmospheric temperature over what they would otherwise have been. The argument is much more complex. will nature self correct ? What would the temperature otherwise be in the future ? What is the true extent of the problem ? So many difficult questions. My concern is the asinine manner in which politicians are addressing the issue. First

[bttmfischer]

Ok, let's separate the wheat from the chaff. 10,000 years ago the area around Toronto and the area south of it was covered by aproximately 200 feet of ice. When this massive ice cover melted, the great lakes formed, among other bodies of water. So, how many factories, how many aeroplanes, how many gasoline or diesel powered vehicles were there 10,000 thousand years ago?  It was THE SUN

[Oldnagger]

Perhaps it is the part about Toronto being under 200 feet of ice, that is inspiring the climate activists?

[Pandora]

It didn't inspire those Leafs that were on top of the ice!

[bttmfischer]

Or their brains(if they had one) is still frozen. Perhaps they make money by buying and selling carbon credit, like John Kerry did, who  made millions while travelled on his own, polluting Boeing 727.