[LibertyWoman]

I'm aware that these types of articles bring 'sadness' to those who want to convince us that any 'change' in climate is due to man. This article in particular probably had the 'climate change due to man' folks wringing their hands, but there it is, proof that change is cyclical and natural. (damn it!)

[Tennessee Nana]

PING

[Getready]

Nothing a catastrophic view of earth history couldn’t handle.

[MSF BU]

This may well be an indication that earth was spinning on an entirely different axis.

[fireman15]

But Al Gore told me that it is now hotter than it's ever been and the planet is burning up.

[EvilCapitalist]

Waiting for the picture of the two frozen guys protesting global warming.

[Sacajaweau]

They’ve been talking a little more about volcanoes beneath the Antarctic Ice. Gee...could that have anything to do with warming....like....duh. And they knew about this years ago....it’s not something new.

[fidelis]

Dang those SUV driving dinosaurs!

[rellimpank]

—and think what the “climate” must have been near the equator—

[Lurkinanloomin]

The climate of earth has always changed and will always change and there is not a thing man can do about it.

The earth has been covered in ice for more time than the conditions we currently enjoy.

[Red Badger]

Now THAT’S CLIMATE CHANGE!......................

[cuban leaf]

This speaks to my “hypothesis” that the “earth” as described in the bible is actually the SURFACE of the earth, and like a canvas, can be the host to a painting, followed by whitewash, followed by another painting, each subsequent painting with multiple paintings under it.

And we are just in the latest painting spoken of beginning in Genesis 1:3. And the next painting is referred to in Revelation 21.

And we are pealing back the layers with fossil finds, old forests, etc.

[Bob434]

Bet that cavemen were screaming about ‘climate change’ back when It started getting cold and icing over. They probably had some committee to enact laws ru,es and regulations s to tax the snot out of their fellow cavemen to ‘save the planet’

[minnesota_bound]

Wait till they find the buried cities with roads and cars etc.

[BenLurkin]

[dfwgator]

I'm aware that these types of articles bring 'sadness' to those who want to convince us that any 'change' in climate is due to man.

Or those who think the Earth is 6000 years old.

[ml/nj]

Maybe less (a lot less) than 90 million years ago?

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ML/NJ

[a fool in paradise]

>>its landscape bore a greater resemblance to rainforests than the inside of a refrigerator, and had temperatures that were downright balmy.

What was the heat index back then?

[plain talk]

[katana]

Continental Drift is just one of the countless features of a constantly changing and evolving planet. The ginned up panic over the supposed effects of human activities on a planetary scale relies entirely upon the gross ignorance of the masses, politicians' greed, and the negligence (co-conspiracy at the highest levels) of the American education, business, and media establishments.

The Europeans? They've always been willing to march en masse, (those identified as enemies on to pyres, guillotines, and into gas chambers and ovens) behind whatever goose stepping pied piper comes along. Lemmings in electric cars, Muslim blades at their throats.

[kaehurowing]

Now there’s climate change.