New Ice Age Already Starting (climate, snow, warm, records)
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Interesting but why we getting hotter temps and higher records? At least Sydney did in the last summers.
Its not instant...there's lag times. Plus Ice Age doesn't mean Earth becomes Pluto. There will be warm or warming parts of the globe still.
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Originally Posted by irlinit
There are other factors IMO to this.. increased C2O concentration in the atmosphere for one
I recommend taking a look at past CO2 amounts and then seeing how the climate changed or the state it was in. CO2 is a tiny part in the equation almost pointless since we had an ice age when it was rising. And since we warmed when there was little
Its not instant...there's lag times. Plus Ice Age doesn't mean Earth becomes Pluto. There will be warm or warming parts of the globe still.
I recommend taking a look at past CO2 amounts and then seeing how the climate changed or the state it was in. CO2 is a tiny part in the equation almost pointless since we had an ice age when it was rising. And since we warmed when there was little
Yeah I agree, but I also think that accounts for sun radiation as well.. it is all part of a larger equation IMO
If we had a little ice age would this mean for Europe? I'm guessing we would turn into sub-arctic oceanic here in NW Europe that doesn't sound good at all. Well, more snow but summers would be horribly.
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