Unstoppable Global Warming: Every 1,500 YearsSupported by in-depth scientific evidence, Singer and Avery present the compelling concept that global temperatures have been rising mostly or entirely because of a natural cycle. Unstoppable Global Warming explains why we're warming, why it's not very dangerous, and why we can't stop it anyway. |
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... huge glaciers , sailing frigid seas , sitting cramped at consoles in long - range aircraft , digging painstakingly in remote sites for pollen and human artifacts - to help us un- derstand our planet's climate changes . They have done it ...
... huge glaciers , sailing frigid seas , sitting cramped at consoles in long - range aircraft , digging painstakingly in remote sites for pollen and human artifacts - to help us un- derstand our planet's climate changes . They have done it ...
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... huge salt deposits are formed from ocean evaporation. 100 million years ago: Age of Dinosaurs. The Earth is still warm, again hu-mid, and globally uniform. Continents are slowly separating through plate tectonics. 60 million years ago ...
... huge salt deposits are formed from ocean evaporation. 100 million years ago: Age of Dinosaurs. The Earth is still warm, again hu-mid, and globally uniform. Continents are slowly separating through plate tectonics. 60 million years ago ...
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... huge tracts of forest to get more cropland. Suppose the world went all-organic in its farming, gave up the man-made fertilizer, and cleared half of the world's remaining forests for more low-yield crops. It's reasonable to expect that ...
... huge tracts of forest to get more cropland. Suppose the world went all-organic in its farming, gave up the man-made fertilizer, and cleared half of the world's remaining forests for more low-yield crops. It's reasonable to expect that ...
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... huge new uninhabited island, its shores covered with green grass for their cattle and sheep, surrounded by ice-free waters where codfish and seals abounded. They could grow vegetables for their families and hay to feed their animals ...
... huge new uninhabited island, its shores covered with green grass for their cattle and sheep, surrounded by ice-free waters where codfish and seals abounded. They could grow vegetables for their families and hay to feed their animals ...
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... huge island. Today, 150 years into the Modern Warming, Greenland has 50,000 people and 20,000 sheep. Most of the people earn their living by catching shrimp and fish, though there is a short summer season for hardy tourists. The ruins ...
... huge island. Today, 150 years into the Modern Warming, Greenland has 50,000 people and 20,000 sheep. Most of the people earn their living by catching shrimp and fish, though there is a short summer season for hardy tourists. The ruins ...
Contents
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The Treaty that Would Change Earths Climate | 55 |
The Baseless Fears A Million Wild Species Will Be Lost Forever | 75 |
Warming and Cooling in Human History | 97 |
The Baseless Fears Warming Brings Famine | 117 |
How Far Can We Trust the Global Climate Models? | 175 |
The Baseless Fears Abrupt Global Cooling | 187 |
The SunClimate Connection | 191 |
The Baseless Fears Millions of Human Deaths from Warming | 201 |
Powering the Future | 209 |
The Ultimate Failure of the Kyoto Protocol | 221 |
Glossary | 235 |
Index | 247 |
The Earth Tells Its Own Story of Past Climate Cycles | 127 |
The Baseless Fears More Frequent and Fiercer Storms | 161 |
About the Authors | 259 |
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