[AndrewC]

http://www.tigtail.org/L_View/TIG/TVM/E/PreHistory/Europe/prehistory-europe.html

About a 1000 centuries ago they must have had some real gas guzzlers.

[gondramB]

"About a 1000 centuries ago they must have had some real gas guzzlers."

You posted that to me like you think I said human emmisions were causing global warming. My position is that global warming is real whether its human caused or not.

I oppose the Kyoto treaty because its enormously expensive for something that has not been proved.

On the other hand if the temperature were to continue to increase at the current rate or greater for the next 30 years it will break the record for the last 5,000 years.

[Reily]

That middle Miocene really suffered from the industrial excesses of the earlier Miocene.
It must of have been caused by a mammoth amount of industrial activity.

You can look at the written record in Europe and see temperature trends change. The late classic period through the Early to Mid-Middle Ages talks about several changes in temperature.
My guess is we are leaving a cooling trend and entering a warming trend. The activity of man scurrying and scratching around has very little to do with it.