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Originally Posted by Mr K
Think you've lost the plot over timescales here. Natural change happens over thousands of years, this has happened over decades and is escalating out of control at an ever increasing rate. It'll get to a point where we can't do anything about it. We may have already passed that point. But we should still try (the majority won't as its inconvenient, will cost, and always tomorrow's / the next generations problem).
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How do you explain the ‘little ice age’, then? That didn’t happen over thousands of years.
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https://www.nationalreview.com/news/...e-study-finds/
At last, confirmation from the Met Office that our heatwaves have been caused…not by carbon emissions, but by increased sunlight finding its way to the Earth’s surface, and with more intensity, due to the pollution clean-up.
This is one of the things I’ve been saying for decades now. It’s bloody obvious, so why have they just concluded that this is the reason?
I still cannot believe such an infinitesimal amount of increased carbon in the atmosphere can make a noticeable temperature difference anyway. The human activity I am far more concerned about is deforestation.