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[Duster340]

masfortuna wrote: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?

Duster340:writes: thats not the information i am finding, last ice age began 100,000 years ago

The last glacial period began about 100,000 years ago and lasted until 25,000 years ago. Today we are in a warm interglacial period.

By this definition, Earth is in an interglacial period—the Holocene. The amount of anthropogenic greenhouse gases emitted into Earth's oceans and atmosphere is predicted to delay the next glacial period by between 100,000 and 500,000 years, which otherwise would begin in around 50,000 years.

[ceenalot]

WTF ...your conversation is glacial farting  the real deal is you are short and that is your agenda i call bullshit on your love for the planet 

[masfortuna]

And that is actually a good thing if we can delay the next glaciation period. If you consider that 40% of the world's land mass is located above the boundary of the glaciation zone, it would pretty much take out most of Europe and a good chunk of North America not to mention 75% of Asia.  It's a good thing that Africa and South America above Brazil and the Middle East is where we have