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What melted the mile thick glacier that created our beautiful Long Island? SUV's? Mammoth farts? CO2?
Keep your head in the sand, but don't you DARE try to legislate a solution to your made up problem!
Yes, partly CO2, combined with more sun light.
Collapse of Laurentide Ice Sheet
Deglaciation occurred from 11,600 - 9,000 years ago because of a shift in the climate. ... Though high sunlight levels reaching the surface were high before, the combination with high carbon dioxide levels caused a kick to the climate, enough to cause melting.
Yes, partly CO2, combined with more sun light.
Collapse of Laurentide Ice Sheet
Deglaciation occurred from 11,600 - 9,000 years ago because of a shift in the climate. ... Though high sunlight levels reaching the surface were high before, the combination with high carbon dioxide levels caused a kick to the climate, enough to cause melting.
Sorry, bud, but you have no evidence of tampering...Tony Heller's (An electrical engineer) opinion is no more valid than yours.
The evidence he presents is directly from NASA and other HISTORICAL RECORDS available to anyone willing to research them! YOUR opinion is just a valid as mine, as OPINION. We are NOT in any way able to deny FACTS!
You can dismiss and besmirch the sources like a good rules for radicals leftist, but the truth of the data tampering is CLEAR for all to see, like it or not!
"The global mean temperature in 2019 was colder than 2016"
that means temperatures have not gone up in the past 3 years
What, you guys don't trust Berkley Earth? How about NOAA? Will you accept that?
The year 2019 was the second warmest year in the 140-year record, with a global land and ocean surface temperature departure from average of +0.95°C (+1.71°F). This value is only 0.04°C (0.07°F) less than the record high value of +0.99°C (+1.78°F) set in 2016.
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