Cold War-era Alaskan tunnel yields clues on climate

E&E Publishing ^ | 3-29-16 | Margaret Kritz Hobson

[smokingfrog]

FOX, Alaska -- Ten miles north of Fairbanks, along a man-made valley cleared by industrial gold dredgers in the early 1900s, a small red building at the base of a hill provides a portal to the geologic history of central Alaska.

[smokingfrog]

To keep the walls intact, the tunnel is cooled to 26 degrees Fahrenheit in the summer.

[Seruzawa]

Desperately trying to find some evidence that refutes the Greenland core samples graph.

[Blood of Tyrants]

They wiil “find” evidence even if they have to create it out of thin air.

[Mr Apple]

I want to ask Margaret Hobson what's wrong with this picture?

"Researcher ecologist Andrew Balser said the permafrost tunnel allows scientists a rare chance to study a variety of permafrost ice formations that have remained undisturbed and frozen for thousands of years."

[Mr Apple]

"....have remained undisturbed and frozen for thousands of years."

[Rabin]

undisturbed???

R.

[Future Useless Eater]

"We know that permafrost soils contain double the amount of carbon that's in the atmosphere now," Balser said. "But how much of that is really going to wind up in the sky" as the permafrost thaws?

That is from the article. 

The nit-wit globalists who try to contend that CO2 (plant food) is bad, 
  and insist that elevated levels of CO2 are caused by man should study the Earth's long history.

Its normal for the Earth's atmosphere to hold several times greater CO2 than it has now.

And plants thrive with more CO2. 
Which leads to animals thriving too.