Why, And How, We Are Cooling Down II

[John L]

......Continuing from Part I. 

History of Earth's Climate 7. - Cenozoic IV - Holocene


No matter how much one understands the fact that the planet is cooling down, rather than warming up, sometimes the evidence presented on a site is so 'slap in the face' evident it makes one sit up straight.  The scientific papers at this site are a great collection of sea level data that clearly shows a history of a warmer planet for thousands of years.  They are a very recent set of publications and prove, without a doubt, that the planet is "Cooling", not warming as today's attempt at "Climate Change". 

19 Papers Published In 2019 Affirm Sea Levels Were METERS Higher Than Today 4-8 Thousand Years Ago

The onslaught of paleoclimate evidence for warmer-than-now Mid-Holocene climates – when the Earth’s sea levels were meters higher than they are today –  stormed through 2019.
There were 107 scientific papers published this past year indicating today’s warmth isn’t even close to being unusual or unprecedented when compared to the climates of the last centuries to millennia.

As illustrated below, there were also 19 papers affirming today’s sea levels are among the lowest of the last ~8000 years.

This is added to the list of nearly 100 scientific papers published in the last handful of years indicating Mid-Holocene sea levels were multiple meters higher than they are today due to the much more extensive glacier and ice sheet melt occuring during these millennia.

[Fredledingue]

Closing thread and opening a new one to continue the topic.

Phase II of Global Climate Change?

[John L]

Closing thread and opening a new one to continue the topic.

Phase II of Global Climate Change?

No Fred, whenever a threat gets too heavy with pages, I will give the thread a number, and then begin a new one with the next highest number.

[John L]

Just look at all the Global Warming taking over the planet! 

MONSTER FEBRUARY SNOWFALL BURIES PARTS OF NORWAY — TOTALS SURPASS 2 METERS (7 FEET) IN MANY REGIONS

While AGW-propaganda rags continue to cherry-pick the few Norwegian regions experiencing a rather snow-less Feb, 2020 — the reality in the Scandinavian nation is that the average is well-up, with some parts actually suffering their highest snowfall totals for 15+ years.

Not since 2005 has there been as much snow in Nordland and Finnmark as in February this year, reads the opening lines of a recent nrk.no article. “There is also a lot of snow in Troms,” says Tone Huseby, climatologist at Norway’s Meteorological Institute.

Troms, Lyngen, Nordland, and Finnmark had reported 2.2m (7.2 feet) of February snow as of the 14th, while many other regions measured well-over 1m (3.3 feet).

As reported by nrk.no, residents of the affected areas are concerned by the volume of the snow accumulating on their buildings, with the weight causing issues to roofs and porches.



Train driver Kjell Haugerud told TV2 of the experience: “We couldn’t see our hand in front of us,” he said. Haugerud, who has 40 years experience on the Bergen Line, described the need to stop the train every few minutes to clear the front windshield after the blades of the wiper broke under the stress of strong winds and heavy snowfall.

Another brutal winter storm left around 50 people trapped at a southern Norwegian mountain pass on Feb 17. As reported by euronews.com (see video below), multiple cars were buried in 2-3 m (6.5-10 ft) of snow on the impassible E134 Haukelifjell road–a key transport-link between Haugesund and Oslo:

Boulder Climate Crisis Tour

[JohnWho]

New Record Low Temperature for Greenland?

[John L]

New Record Low Temperature for Greenland?

As they say in East Tennessee, "Must is, cause Must Ain't don't sound right".

[John L]

Get Ready Folks, the May SHIST is hitting the fan.  Thank Heavens I live at the bottom end of this Front. 

Frigid Friday (and Sat.) On The Way