The balmy -10C Greenland summer is about to end, with temperatures expected to drop to -25C in a few days. The Wildebeest sense this, and are preparing to migrate back to the gentle grasslands which disappeared in the 15th century, but Mikey Mann has recently restored.
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Those Wildebeest are showing extremely poor ettiquette by trampling all over those pristine putting greens!
What is the origin of the “Greenland had grassland in place of the ice-sheet during historical times” – myth?
No one said that. Are you a moron?
Ok, but do you know the answer? Someone somewhere has been gullible enough to believe in that, otherwise this myth would have been dead a long time. Perhaps people who believe in a “Young Earth” can believe such things?
How about the fact that the Viking settlements needed to import lumber?
That the same settlements and farms consisted of mostly grazing animals (sheep)?
Oh and that the colony was abandoned in the 15th century?
And while not entirely ice free, a heck of a lot less ice from the late 900s to the time it was abandoned.
Hey Kassu! I don’t know of anyone saying that about the ice sheet. All the Viking settlements were on the coast but we do know that the coastal areas were considerably warmer 1000 years ago. The Vikings were raising cattle and growing grain. Some Viking era graves have been found that took place in what is now permafrost. Additionally, when the Viking first discovered Greenland, they reported finding the abandoned ruins from some previous inhabitants.
Makes you suspect a cyclic climate pattern, huh?
So much of the alarmist observation cache is of short period happenings that they say cannot be explained other than by AGW. Now, here is an example, which could be one of many, of an event happening in the reverse direction.
The lesson to be learned is that there are a huge number of events which are maintained in an equilibrium, but continually oscillate back and forth withing the boundaries of the equilibrium state.
“Not entirely ice free”? Indeed, as the 3km thick (at is thickest) ice sheet was most certainly there already at year 900.
Do you believe that the Viking farms were located on the ice sheet, or do you just generally suffer from reading/thought comprehension problems? The dissonance of your post is astonishing.
Kassu,
Go and learn something
http://scholar.google.co.uk/scholar?hl=en&q=Viking+farm+Greenland&btnG=&as_sdt=1%2C5&as_sdtp=
It’s called archaelogy…and it’s a science, one that happens to have a better track record than the so-called ‘climate science’.
It is nice to see the vast herds busily dunging the forests of Greenland, but remember that the tree rings will need a recalibration.
Wildebeests in Greenland? Oh, I see, that must be the tame herd they have on the Country Club grounds, to maintain the greens and control the gophers… All-righty then.
I thought they were the cows making milk for Greenland cheese. 🙂