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I know there’s a lot of hype on glaciers receding……
We should be putting more emphasis on why they were so big to begin with……..
And stop this crap about everything was “normal” before 1950
During the “normal” period before AGW, we had mile thick ice down to present day Chicago and NYC. And then it all somehow melted. How do our alarmist friends explain that, with no SUVs or burning of fossil fuels?
Periods of accelerated glacier retreat seem to coincide with positive phases of the AMO (1860-1900, 1925-1960 and 1995-present )…..
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/1b/Amo_timeseries_1856-present.svg
History started in 1979! Donchano!!! 8)