Quick! Mobilize the usual idiots to fight this very scary-sounding thingy.
Blue Ring, I saw you standing alone. Without a tree in my yard.............
The climate ... she changes.
It’s a record of the WEATHER for a particular year, not the climate.
I once counted the tree rings on a white oak stump in my yard. I quit at exactly 120 which was 2”-3” from the center.
Quick! Mobilize the usual idiots to fight this very scary-sounding thingy.
E Jean Carroll has blue trees.
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. thats just ANOTHER lie.
as a silviculturist i can attest to this.
ive done 1st 2nd and 3rd tree survival surveys for the blm.
ive asked more than 1 phd forester.
trees can go dormant due to micro environment conditions and snap out and start growing again and put in more than 1 ring in one year .
They are using a lot of dramatic language in this article to describe very mundane weather. It can get cold in the summer in the Arctic? Should we be surprised?
but climate is still JUST WEATHER
Global warmi...
er, climate chang...
er, climate chaos. Yeah, that’s the ticket!
So there were cold years and warm ones. Normal. The more things change the more they stay the same.
“St Pierre in Martinique was a town of 30,000, considered the Paris of the Caribbean. ...
After the eruption of May 8th 1902 of the 30,000 people who lived in St Pierre, only 2 survived....”
Global warming crews have meeting how can we spin this one.
I would also trust the tree rings showing droughts at Mesa Verde and Chaco Canyon.
From the above slide, the year it represents is not mentioned. shows the blue ring to be a wide growth ring suggesting it was a good growing year. And it does not seem to have influence the succeeding years growth. Unlike the article implied.
I lived in Klamath Falls, Oregon for a couple of years from 2000 thru 2002. We built a deck on our house in mid June2l, 2001. It was barely above freezing.
Klamath has 4 seasons, winter, July, August and September.