[blam]

FYI.

[callisto]

Here's a link to the Abstract.

[edwin hubble]

The sunspot cycle has been clearly linked to Earth's climate.
The Maunder Minimum (late 1600's to early 1700's when sunspots almost disappeared) brought a "Little Ice Age" to Earth. The Thames River froze solid in London...
These cycles are not well understood.

From above article.
Sharma: "We knew about the shorter cycles of solar activity, so maybe these are just little cycles within a larger cycle. Even more surprising is the fact that the glacial and interglacial periods on earth during the last 200,000 years appear to be strongly linked to solar activity."

One thing is certain: Severe, global ice age would be more devastating to humans than global warming.

[BenLurkin]

I like to remind that liberals at work that its a good thing that early humans drove SUVs.

Otherwise the last ice age would never have ended.