Twenty-five years later, Norway’s glaciers were growing.
They were still growing in 1976.
Climate scientists seem to consistently fail to understand the concept that the climate is cyclical rather than linear.
Disrupting the Borg is expensive and time consuming!
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Reblogged this on Climatism and commented:
Climate scientists seem to consistently aim to frighten us in their own historical era with their own present day climate dilemma. It’s like they don’t understand that the climate always changes (often catastrophically) and therefore, theirs is the only time in history when the planet is going to go tits up.
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Climate Scientists like playing “Chicken Little” ; it’s their claim to fame & self importance!
What you are showing, and pointing out, is a very old problem. There is actually an entire article on this in one of the 1950s Encyclopedia Brittanica Book of the Year. Which I own. I’m going to scan it in. How would you like it delivered?