The Great Beyond: Can climate change make the bed rock?
In the keynote review, McGuire writes, “Periods of exceptional climate change in Earth history are associated with a dynamic response from the geosphere.” Responses include volcanic activity, earthquakes, landslides, tsunamis, glacial outbursts, rock-dam failure floods, debris flows, and destabilizations of gas-hydrates, which are crystalline solids consisting of gas molecules encaged by water molecules. According to McGuire, anthropogenic climate change doesn’t just affect oceans and the atmosphere.
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or we could go back to sacrificing virgins. just as high probability of it making a difference.
Or maybe, volcanic activity, earthquakes, landslides, tsunamis, glacial outbursts, rock-dam failure floods and debris flows were associated with whatever caused those previous periods of climate change?
Like magnetic storms on the Sun, for (one) example?
Climatologists don't know what causes ice ages and the end of ice ages. Just ask them. It's a very rudimentary science, despite the fact that they use fancy computers.
Yup, them there volcanos just love virgins ... but they do cause indigestion; hence, eruptions.....
Nature ? thats the scientific periodical that Prof Jones, and the 'Boys' from the CRU have in their hip pocket, right ?
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