I really recommend that people read a book on natural history to gain some perspective on climate change and geological change. I have a book which focuses on the history of my area (the Puget Sound area), and its fascinating. As you say, during the last ice age (ending about 10,000 years ago) the ice where I am sitting was hundreds of feet thick. The north/south valleys here were carved out by that ice. Even more recently, just a few hundred years ago, a massive earthquake changed the elevation of Puget sound by about 20 feet.
Yes, co2 production is up ow, however, it still is nowhere near what it was I. The past when live thrived just fine contrary to the false claims of the left that we are at a tipping point of no return now. Co2 was over 1000 ppm in the past, life thrived, and it went down DESPITE the left claiming that the ‘tipping point’ of no return is much lower.
Our atmosphere, nearly 6 quadrillion tons worth of it, has only 0.00136% co2 by volume in it from man- nowhere near enough to cause climate change, nor enough to blanket blanket earth, and prevent warm air from dissipating.
Ice core samples prove that co2 always follows climate change, proving that co2 is not the driver of climate change, but rather climate change drives co2 levels in the atmosphere
There is a ton of evidence that co2 is not driving climate change
But none of it matters, because the world has bought the blatant demon Driven lie that man is causing c,I ate change, and nothing, not even facts, will dissuade people from believing that satanic lie
Same with th3 east coast/great lakes region. Covered in miles think ice I’ve read, some of it up to 3 miles thick.