Carbon rises 800 years after temperatures
Ice cores reveal that CO2 levels rise and fall hundreds of years after temperatures change In 1985, ice cores extracted from Greenland revealed temperatures and CO2 levels going back 150,000 years....
View ArticleThe big picture: 65 million years of temperature swings
Greenland Interglacial Temperatures – last 10,000 years. Are we headed for an ice age? (See below for more detail.) David Lappi is a geologist from Alaska who has sent in a set of beautiful...
View ArticleGreat Debate Part III & IV – Glikson accidentally vindicates the skeptics!
UPDATED Part IV: Andrew Glikson replies below. I am impressed that Glikson replied politely, rose above any ad hominem or authority based arguments, and focused on the science and the evidence. This...
View ArticleIce Core evidence — where is carbon’s “major effect”?
The ice cores are often lauded as evidence of the effects of carbon dioxide. Frank Lansner asks a pointed question and goes hunting to find any effects that can be attributed to carbon. Where is the...
View ArticleWhere is the evidence for the dangerous positive feedback in the Vostok Ice...
It appears the warming of the 20th Century has been done before. It’s just business as usual for the planet. Frank Lansner has been hard at work again, and we’ve been discussing the Vostok ice cores....
View ArticleRunning out of time in the Holocene…
At some point, the ice sheets want their land back We’re balanced at the end of a ten-thousand-year warm spike, in an ocean of ice-ages, reshaping our economy to try to stop a half a degree of warming....
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