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[masfortuna]

The valleys indicate temperature deviations 10 degrees "BELOW" the median planetary temperatures which led to glaciation periods. The peaks at most are 1-2 degrees "ABOVE" the median planetary temperature.  That means that over the last 400 000 years our planet has been generally "COOLING" with the occasional mild peaks above "0" change.  This info would require someone to be able to read the info for themselves and not get it from Fox, Cnn, politicians, or any other interest group. Which category do you fall into mate?  Can you read this chart yourself OR are you getting your info from a secondary source like GRETA?

[wkrpradio]

You left out the Trudeau propaganda networks like CBC , CTV and Global. 

[pjn0987654321]

Canada is well served by its media.  The National Liberal, The Globe and Liberal, The Toronto Liberal, The Ottawa Liberal, The Communist Broadcasting Corp, The Communist Television Network, and Globull.  I notice the previous anti-Trudeau post is gone.  Seemed fair enough to me.  Maybe the poster did another truthful post somewhere that got him banned.   

[Duster340]

thats not the information i am finding, last ice age began 100,000 years ago When was the last ice age in the world? "); display: inline-block; height: 24px; width: 24px; transform: rotateZ(-180deg);">      

[masfortuna]

Do you not see the 4 valleys??? That's over a 400 000 year period. Any drop on my chart greater than 4 degrees is the start of a new global glaciation period. And if you read your own post, we are in a warm "inter-glaciation period". Meaning enjoy it will it lasts...

[Duster340]

yes i see your map now, looks accurate, so we are only 25,000 years into the warming cycle guaranteed to continue for another 50,000 atleast. prety sure at some point all the ice goes, from what i read the sea level will raise 230 feet. https://www.usgs.gov/faqs/how-would-sea-level-change-if-all-glaciers-melted#:~:text=There%20is%20still%20some%20uncertainty,Science%20School%3A%20Glaciers%20and

[masfortuna]

You do know that there are palm trees under the ice in the Canadian Arctic right? And 230 feet? Ok sure...