Medieval warming WAS global – new science contradicts IPCC

På 1000 talet när Leif Eriksson Vikingen levde var det ex: i England subtropiskt klimat, med skogar nästan överallt! Och det mest intressanta det fanns inga Industrier, med fabriker, Långtradare, bilar som släppte ut koldioxid! 700 år senare på 1700 talet var det en Istid med över -40 grader kallt och i England bad man till Gud om värme, och det mesta var orsakat av Solens aktivitet inte orsakat av människan!

Allt är ett enormt bedrägeri: Vad Romklubben och FN för fram är bara att Du ska betala en Global skatt, på alla varor och transporter och tjänster du använder! Den som bestämmer skatten, kan direkt slå ut de fattigaste genom att maten då blir för dyr, och folk går då under...




Lewis Page
The Register
March 25, 2012

More peer-reviewed science contradicting the warming-alarmist “scientific consensus” was announced yesterday, as a new study shows that the well-documented warm period which took place in medieval times was not limited to Europe, or the northern hemisphere: it reached all the way to Antarctica.

The research involved the development of a new means of assessing past temperatures, to add to existing methods such as tree ring analysis and ice cores. In this study, scientists analysed samples of a crystal called ikaite, which forms in cold waters.

“Ikaite is an icy version of limestone,” explains earth-sciences prof Zunli Lu. “The crystals are only stable under cold conditions and actually melt at room temperature.”

Down in the Antarctic peninsula that isn’t a problem, and Lu and his colleagues were able to take samples which had been present for hundreds of years and date their formation. The structure of Ikaite, it turns out, varies measurably depending on the temperature when it forms, allowing boffins to construct an accurate past temperature record.

A proper temperature record for Antarctica is particularly interesting, as it illuminates one of the main debates in global-warming/climate-change: namely, were the so-called Medieval Warm Period and Little Ice Age merely regional, or were they global events? The medieval warmup experienced by northern Europeans from say 900AD to 1250AD seems to have been at least as hot as anything seen in the industrial era.

Bara för att uppvärmningen under medeltiden inte berodde på koldioxid utesluter väll inte det att koldioxid kan påverka uppvärmningen?

Då blir isåfall vår livsstil ännu en mekanism tillsammans med t.ex. solen som bidrar till en förändring av naturen?