[RightGeek]

"For nearly 500 years, the Vikings lived and thrived in Greenland. Taking advantage of the Medieval Warm Period, they established outposts in the North Atlantic where they farmed and ranched. But quite suddenly, at the mid-point of the 15th century, they abandoned their settlements and ventured back to Scandinavia."

Now if the Vikings would only come back and repel the Muslim invaders.

[MUDDOG]

[Vigilanteman]

Actually, it was closer to 400 years and sometime around 1425, they didn't move back to Scandanavia, they starved to death. A handful might have made it back as far as Iceland, where the country experienced massive (but not total) starvation later in the century. The point being that global warming is a good thing and bad things happen when it ends.

[bert]

So, we must conclude that since Greenland is in fact Greenland, the ice in question is anomaly.

Greenland is the normal condition to which the climate is trending