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>What the Earth naturally does every 10,000 interglacial years is not up to us...
At this rate we will be in an ice age within 5 decades.<
The "new" cycle was predicated on the "low ebb," meaning the upswing was predicted
to be coming. But it seems it was not to be, not then, anyway:
"Cycle 24 remains late. There was one sunspot of high latitude and reversed
magnetic polarity on January 4th, 2008, but none have been seen since."
http://wattsupwiththat.com/2008/03/27/new-sunspot-but-still-a-solar-cycle-23-spot/
The previous solar cycle, Solar Cycle 23, peaked in 2000-2002 with many furious
solar storms. That cycle decayed as usual to the present quiet leaving solar
physicists little to do other than wonder, when would the next cycle begin?
http://science.nasa.gov/headlines/y2008/10jan_solarcycle24.htm
From China to Colorado the winter of '07-'08 was the hardest on record. Lower
temperatures had never been recorded in China; snow was still on the mountain
peaks of Colorado in June. Fires in California, at an all-time high, are fanned by
hurricane-strength Santa Anna winds.
http://freeassemblage.blogspot.com/2008/11/tuesday.html
Czech President Vaclav Klaus, the European Union's current president, has called
global warming a "myth" and Al Gore an "apostle of arrogance."
http://freeassemblage.blogspot.com/2008/11/naturalism.html
And now, the winter of 2008/09 has already turned out to be the coldest in more
than a decade, and record amounts of snow are piling up in the Pacific Northwest.
Parts of Washington, which normally see an average of 16 inches of snow all
winter, have already had more than 73 inches.
The "inconvenient truth" Al Gore wanted us to believe, which some people still
believe, in spite of the mounting evidence of record low temps, and in spite of
science that says those carbons and other pollutants in the atmosphere are keeping
out the sun rather than trapping it inside, must be his worst nightmare: the hell
he predicted is not going to burn us after all. It may freeze some of us. We may
be in a minor ice age even as I write.
"Contrary to the conventional wisdom of the day, the real danger facing humanity
is not global warming, but more likely the coming of a new Ice Age," says the
website Winningreen. "What we live in now is known as an interglacial, a
relatively brief period between long ice ages. Unfortunately for us, most
interglacial periods last only about ten thousand years, and that is how long it
has been since the last Ice Age ended."
While many more of us may be inundated by record low temps and record amounts of
snow, and while all of this is leading to unprecetended flooding in places that
otherwise would not see flooding so severely--or at all--the fact is that weather
patterns are shifting.
This is a map of the "Ocean thermohaline conveyor system that transports warm,
salty waters into the North Atlantic, tempering the climate of Northern Europe. If
the conveyor should collapse on its return loop near Greenland and Iceland,
Britain's climate could resemble Labrador."
"Now that the 1998 El Nino is disappearing off the 10 year scale, things are
looking a bit different," says the website Alex Jones' Prison Planet. "Annual
North American temperature since 1998 (11 years of data) is falling over the
period at a rate of 0.78(F)/decade or 7.8(F)per century. At this rate we will be
in an ice age within 5 decades." [emphasis added]
This blog essay is not intended to frighten anyone. What the Earth naturally does
every 10,000 is not up to us until we learn to control the Earth to that degree.
Al Gore did intend to frighten us, but with the rapidly falling rate of some
pollutants even man is not doing enough to harm the environment to the point that
he could cause a new global ice age.
El Nino has an 11 year cycle. The solar flares have an 11 year cycle, and the two
don't seem to correspond, unless as with all bodies of water it simply takes that
long between the ebbing of a solar cycle for the El Nino cycle to ebb.
The 10,000 year cycle of the interglacial period may end within our lifetimes.
Civiliations in the northern hemispheres could be pushed into migration toward
warmer climates. Africans were pushed back from Europe three times by glacial
periods before they finally managed to populate that northern continent.
Al Gore did actually say he "invented" the Internet; but we all knew that what he
meant was that he created the legislation that allowed civilians to use it. He did
not invent the scare-mongering tactics that led to his Academy Award and his Nobel
Prize.
I think "the apostle of arragance" should give them both back, and start looking
for "green" methods of saving the planet from nature's coming ice age.
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