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By Don Aitkin, published 26/10/2018Of course, the climate system is driven by the sun, but even if the solar forcing were constant, the climate would still vary.
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Carter does not knock out the science of climate change.
Temperature increasing can be identified in the environment .. permafrost thawing in tundra areas shows temperature increasing. For permafrost to thaw temperatures need to be high over an extended period. Greening in such areas being a result; also lakes, ponds, and marshes are formed. Seasons are changing which have an impact on the feeding habits of migratory birds.
The surf being up in Barrow, Alaska as the ice barriers in the Arctic Ocean have been lost.
Glaciers around Earth are disappearing. There are a few that are increasing; with higher temperatures snow has more volume in comparison to powder snow. It is something that downhill skiers are well aware of.
My theme here is to make it very clear to you; Leo, that higher temperatures causes snow and ice to melt. If you thought about it rather than contemplate how abusive you can be, you might agree that snow and ice do need higher temperature to melt or thaw.
Provide RESEARCH Leo, not commentary from Carter or Duhamel.