Emma wrote on Dec 26
th, 2016 at 10:39pm:
Can you find any earlier references?? because humans have been recording meteorological information for a lot longer than that.
Do you mean something more than "this is a bitch of a winter a can't remember one like it"?
Emma wrote on Dec 26
th, 2016 at 10:39pm:
Personally, I think the only records which are relevant are those pertaining to the years since, say 1920.
Oh, good. We can include the early 20th century warming, before CO2 was postulated to be a problem.
Emma wrote on Dec 26
th, 2016 at 10:39pm:
There is no harm in looking at earlier records for comparisons sake, where available though.
It just behooves the injunction to realise that older data is largely irrelevant to where we are today.
Any proof today is worse than any other time in say the last two thousand years?
The only data we have is CO2 levels today. We only have proxy data to say it was never that high since humans have walked the earth.
CO2 levels lag temperature by about 800 years according to scientists, they don't drive temperature.
Have other warm periods been, supposedly, driven by CO2?
You would ignore what science says about perihelion and aphelion? And other cycles?
Emma wrote on Dec 26
th, 2016 at 10:39pm:
and the population that will be affected is exponentionally
greater than at any time in the past. UNDENIABLE.
There is a larger population so any effect would be larger.
First you have to show there is anything bad happening, and that it is global.