This data ends in 1855, long
before modern global warming began.
The flat period of temperatures after WW2 has been sufficiently explained by an extended period of industrial aerosols, and is
before the modern global warming period anyway.
Not exact matches
This would make 95 years BP 1855 — a full 155 years ago, long
before any other
global temperature record shows any
modern warming.
Tim Ball was a student of H.H. Lamb, who pioneered the
modern study of climate change
before it was taken over by those promoting dangerous
global warming caused by carbon dioxide (CO2).
As represented by the 30 - year
global average shifts, the first span of
global warming (consisting of the first 4 shifts up) was very lengthy, reaching all the way into the 1970's - this long span being primarily well
before the gargantuan consumer / industrial CO2 emissions from the late 20th century of the
modern era.
These extremes even took place eons «
Before Exxon» (BE), the fossil fuel giant that Democrats routinely blame for
modern climate change and
global warming.
How else does one explain
global warming / cooling periods in the past long
before modern civilization?