Let's all calm down and get things into perspective
Flawed nonsense
The year that the IPCC use as the standard to measure by, 1750, was the end of the coldest period in the past 12,000 years. There were 100's of years of freezing temperatures worldwide prior to this during a climatic event known as the Little Ice Age. This cold snap lasted between c.1300 and c.1750 (some variation depending on geographical location). In Europe, the most extreme temperatures occurred between 1650-1750, which also coincides with a period of low solar activity. This cold period caused extreme weather events all over the world.
This abnormally cold temperature ended at the time the IPCC is using as a marking point, so of course the planet is getting warmer. The suggestion that co2 emissions caused by human activity is making the planet hotter is retarded.
The IPCC ignores pre-industrial temperature, it ignores the effect that solar radiation cycles have, it ignores the unique influence that the moon has on tidal fluctuations and El Nino.
It ignores the fact that doubling the CO2 concentration in the atmosphere will increase green vegetation growth by 4 fold.
It ignores the importance of a temperate climate, and that human development and rapid brain expansion happened when the planet was 3° warmer than it is today.
And most importantly, the IPCC ignores the fact that the planet has been doing this shit for billions of years, and will continue to do it for billions more.
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- The Earth is approx 4.543 billion years old (4,543,000,000 years)
- Humans first appeared between 2 and 6 million years ago (2,000,000 - 6,000,000)
- These early humans used basic stone tools for cutting vegetation and some animal meats. It wasn't until 800,000 years ago that humans could make fire, which expanded their meat diet.
- Modern humans (homo sapiens with brain capacity larger or as large as we have today) evolved around 200,000 years ago. The 'rapid' expansion of brain development happened over a period of approx half a million years.
- It was roughly 12,000 ago that humans learned to control how certain vegetation grew (for food), eventually leading to farming and the herding of animals.
- The industrial age began at about c.1750, less than 300 years ago. This is the year at which the IPCC (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change) has decided that human activity began increasing the average global temperature due to co2 emissions.
- Since 1750, global temperature has increased approx 1°. The IPCC also says that an increase between 1.5° and 2.0° from the pre-industrial age (before 1750) will be catastrophic for humans and the planet as a whole.
- The IPCC is the global voice that determine most government policy making on climate change and net zero targets.
Flawed nonsense
The year that the IPCC use as the standard to measure by, 1750, was the end of the coldest period in the past 12,000 years. There were 100's of years of freezing temperatures worldwide prior to this during a climatic event known as the Little Ice Age. This cold snap lasted between c.1300 and c.1750 (some variation depending on geographical location). In Europe, the most extreme temperatures occurred between 1650-1750, which also coincides with a period of low solar activity. This cold period caused extreme weather events all over the world.
This abnormally cold temperature ended at the time the IPCC is using as a marking point, so of course the planet is getting warmer. The suggestion that co2 emissions caused by human activity is making the planet hotter is retarded.
The IPCC ignores pre-industrial temperature, it ignores the effect that solar radiation cycles have, it ignores the unique influence that the moon has on tidal fluctuations and El Nino.
It ignores the fact that doubling the CO2 concentration in the atmosphere will increase green vegetation growth by 4 fold.
It ignores the importance of a temperate climate, and that human development and rapid brain expansion happened when the planet was 3° warmer than it is today.
And most importantly, the IPCC ignores the fact that the planet has been doing this shit for billions of years, and will continue to do it for billions more.
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