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To: dayglored

Global temperature changes take place over thousands of years, often tens of thousands.

Not necessarily. Evidence indicates ice ages will set in within a single decade.

Otherwise, I agree with your post.

7 posted on 01/01/2009 7:17:48 PM PST by Sherman Logan (Everyone has a right to his own opinion, but not to his own facts.)

To: Sherman Logan

Ice ages set in fast but take a long time to thaw.

8 posted on 01/01/2009 7:20:02 PM PST by omega4179 (Bush Abandoned Ramos and Compean)

To: Sherman Logan; All

Not necessarily. Evidence indicates ice ages will set in within a single decade.

Uh, what evidence would that be?

21 posted on 01/01/2009 8:16:58 PM PST by notdownwidems (Vote Republican! We're 1/10 of 1% better than the other guys!)

To: Sherman Logan

The “Little Ice Age” began in less than a year, (17th century) and killed 2/3’s of the European population, finally ending in the 1800’s

Some prehistoric evidence points out Mammoths being frozen while standing on all fours, with green plant food still in their mouth.

So, yes, Global Climate change can happen rather fast.

38 posted on 01/02/2009 9:06:44 AM PST by PSYCHO-FREEP (WHAT? Where did my tag line go?)

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