[swilhelm73]

That last time the earth's temperature dropped - the Little Ice Age from the late medieval period - it and the plague which it had a hand in causing killed about a third of the population of Asia and Europe.

In the last hundred years or so we have recovered. Though it is arguable we have not fully recovered yet.

The point here being the environuts were more right in the 70s when they worried about an environmental disaster due to global cooling then they are now when they now claim we are all going to die from global warming.

[Faraday]

That last time the earth's temperature dropped - the Little Ice Age from the late medieval period - it and the plague which it had a hand in causing killed about a third of the population of Asia and Europe.

Interesting that Europe's narcissitic culture and socialist economics are causing the same havoc with their population today. Global warming better hurry up if it is to get the credit for the decline in European population.

[ex-Texan]

Global warming is real. Our whole solar system is heating as our planet travels through outer space. (Some of the planets are 1,500 times hotter than they were 30 years ago). Global warming is caused by external forces such as the sun's magnetic cycles, solar flairs, geomagnetic storms and space weather. Space weather includes powerful magnetic forces causing the earth's magma to heat up and expand seeking release through earthquakes and volcanoes. There are hundreds of under water volcanoes erupting causing the world oceans to warm.

Now global warming has triggered global cooling forces as the earth seeks balance. The Gulf Stream has slowed causing dramatic cooling trends for England and Europe. This means Europe will be getting cooler as the rest of the world is heating up. Which means very nasty weather is coming with snow storms in June. Violent weather is ahead for the North Atlantic Ocean and more frequent hurricanes will batter the U.S.

Want to know more?

[Graybeard58]

it and the plague which it had a hand in causing

Never heard that before. Got any links?