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Steven:
Did you really mean to use two “nots” in the
concluding sentence of your most recent
post? As it stands, I interpret the statement
to mean that the preceding analysis suggests
that there has been warming.
Bill Balgord
E&RT, Middleton, WI
It is apparent that the ice will be gone from that location tomorrow due to the heat. I am going to open my freezer in hopes the cold air will melt the snow on my drive!
A new paper of interest by Helama, S. at al., (2010) Late Holocene climate variability reconstructed from incremental data from pines and pearl mussels – a multi-proxy comparison of air and subsurface temperatures, in Boreas, Vol. 39, pp. 734 -748.
In the finoLapland are…Figure 7 shows reconstructed temp during the 30’s – 40’s much higher (approx. 3/4 degree C) than that of the late 1990’s; records from 1767 – 1994.
Sounds familiar.
YEP!
That is why the 30s have been corrected as proof we are experiencing a one of a kind event!
Greenland is soon a lake §.-) http://wxmaps.org/pix/temp2.html
All that blue must represent water. What else could it be?
Erik the red: I’ll be back!
“By the year 1000 amounted Viking communities around. 3,000 people at 300-400 courtyards. Norse Society survived for 500 years. Why they disappeared is still a great mystery, but a COLDER CLIMATE, conflicts with the Inuit, European pirates, overgrazing and plague have been just some of the more qualified bids.”
Google tranny:
http://www.visitgreenland.dk/tourist/culture/the-history-of-greenland/the-viking-period/erik-the-red.aspx?lang=da
Native Danish:
http://www.visitgreenland.dk/tourist/culture/the-history-of-greenland/the-viking-period/erik-the-red.aspx?lang=da
A Paleoethnobotanical Investigation of Garden Under Sandet, a Norse age central farmstead (pdf)
http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/obj/s4/f2/dsk2/ftp04/mq22551.pdf
They do a lot of grazing on the ice now.
I vote for “having a one mile high glacier cover the old homestead is bad” theory.