If all indications are correct, worse is yet to come. Judging by what has happened in the past, it may very well get cold enough to allow great glaciers thousands of feet thick to cover North America as far south as Long Island, burying the highest peaks of the White Mountains and Adirondacks.
James D. Hayes is an oceanographer and paleontologist at Columbia University’s Geological Observatory.
Saturday Review of the Sciences, April 1973
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In my business as a stock broker, everyone wants to call the top and bottom, everyone wants to say we are headed for a crash. Why? Because it sells newsletters and generates “clicks.” It is no different than these people.
100% concur. It’s a state of mind. Catastrophobia.
thanks for the link… it will be very entertaining, 🙂
I remember the above climate hysteria well. What we were told to watch for was areas protect from the Sun were the show failed to melt over the summer. This was put forward as the start of the Glacier that Ate Manhattan.