[69ConvertibleFirebird]

Remember when we were heading into an Ice Age in the 70's? Wow, it's turned around quickly.

And what about the claims that Ohio used to be covered by a glaicer? If not for so called "global warming" we wouldn't have an Ohio. That could be seen as good or bad depending.

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Cooling has caused considerable loss of life (starvation, civil unrest, etc.) in recorded history.

One episode in the 1200's triggered global problems, from the disappearance of the entire Anasazi culture in the American southwest, fall of Chinese dynasties, triggering the european dark ages.

A second episode wiped out the James town colonists.

The "year without summer", early 1800' starved people world wide.

I say again: