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Climate change opportunists aim to hijack Australia's bushfires crisis : Comments
By Charles Essery, published 3/2/2020The experts who reviewed the Californian fires say '20% to 25% of the wildfire damage resulted from climate change', and '75% is the way we manage lands and develop our landscape'.
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First Atlantic Warm Period about 7750 BC
Second Atlantic Warm Period about 7000 BC
First Saharan Warm period about 5800 BC
Second Saharan Warm Period about 5000 BC
Egyptian Warm period about 3200 BC
Sumerian Warm Period about 2200 BC
Minoan Warm Period about 1200 BC
Roman Warm Period about 400 BC to 300 AD
Medieval Warm Period about 1000 AD
In addition to that, could you please explain how this atmospheric CO2 mysteriously just disappeared within a few hundred years, causing the intervening cooling periods?
The whole HIGW hoax was as fanciful as the mid 70's "coming ice age" except that this time the UN saw a magnificent opportunity to create another useless and expensive department for their mates, where they could ride roughshod over sovereign nations in the quest to prevent a supposed immanent global catastrophe. The centrepeice of their scare was Michael Manne's laughable 1000 year "hockey stick graph, which any educated person knew was a complete fraud since it air brushed out the Medieval Warm Period and the Little Ice Age. The graph supposedly showed temperatures to 2000 going straight up. Which is funny since global temps fell slightly from 1998 until 2014, when they started rising slightly again.
Thus the 2006 "climategate" email
"The scientific community would come down on me in no uncertain terms if I said that the world had cooled since 1998. OK, is has, but that is only seven years of data and it is not statistically significant." And then another where the climate scientists discussed how they are going to "hide the decline."
Can human generated CO2 exacerbate naturally occurring rising temperatures? Probably, by how much nobody knows. Are warming periods beneficial to humans? Historically, yes. Can we stop global warming? No. Can we stop our emissions exacerbating global warming. No. Unless we can invent a civilisation without metals, concrete, and fossil fuels.