
Rewild America
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Well, how about the bigger truth that any amount of human carbon emissions is inconsequential to climate? That's because the entire "greenhouse-gas" theory of climate change relied upon by IPCC models is physically wrong! See this published new science: x.com/NikolovScience…





“One of these things is not like the others…” Incidentally made famous by Sesame Street, but it feels appropriate for this visual. This shows the rate of global temperature change over the past 2000 years - in 25 year increments. The rate of change over the past 50 years just jumps off the page! The last 25 years is quite shocking. When evaluating the risk posed by a warming Earth, it’s the “rate” of change that matters. Scientists know of no other period where temperatures have changed even close to as fast as it is today. That rapid rate of warming and changes in our climate is the biggest threat because it’s beyond the rate of adaptation of much life on Earth. You may ask, how do we know the temperature of the distant past when we didn’t have thermometers? We use proxy data - tree rings, coral layers, sediment cores, ice cores etc… and piece together a reconstruction of the past. For instance, tree rings tell you how warm and dry a period was based on how thick the ring is in that given year. More rain = thicker tree ring. Climate skeptics famously say: “But the planet was much warmer 56 million years ago”.. that’s true, and the reason they know that is from climate scientists using proxy data. Specifically the data up to 1850 in this graph uses PAGES2K - a consortium of hundreds of Paleoclimatologist’s using records from all over Earth, meticulously pieced together. Some periods are more accurate with lots of data, others have less data and lower resolution. Therefore 25 years increments are about as fine detail as we can get. For 1850-2025 the graph uses Berkeley Earth data, one of the common datasets used by scientists. Bottom line: Earth is warming at rates never experienced during the reign of humans, and it’s us humans who have become Earth’s greatest force of nature.



















