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by seadan83
1042 days ago
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Agree on absolutes and hysterics.. Though, if the data tells us very bad things are on the horizon, how can that not be discounted as hysterics? > Majority (or all?) dependable temperature data starts around 1900... I don't think this is quite true. We don't need a thermometer measurement to know historical temperature. "After analyzing enough ice core slices, which may each represent anywhere from a week to a year of time, a researcher can look for patterns to track changes in the atmosphere's composition and temperature, and what activity on Earth shaped it... The ratio of "light" oxygen-16 to "heavy" oxygen-18 in a sample, for instance, reveals the global temperature when the ice formed; " [1] [1] https://www.climate.gov/news-features/climate-tech/climate-c... |
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