HomeMiddle ColumnCharcoal Sediments From Canadian Ponds Indicate Current Temperatures Well Below Medieval Warming... Middle Column Charcoal Sediments From Canadian Ponds Indicate Current Temperatures Well Below Medieval Warming Peak By Marc Morano - March 1, 2010 145 0 Share Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg Tagsnew studyscience Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg Previous article‘The Hidden Flaw in Greenhouse Theory’: ‘Trace-gas heating theory is an untenable concept, a long-held illusion we’d be wise to abandon’Next article‘Why Has AGW Theory Been Disproven? Based on Actual Scientific Method & Empirical Evidence, The Theory Is Simply False’ Marc Morano - Advertisment - Search Related Articles Attenborough fibbed about hundreds of dead walrus because he wanted what the WEF wants Climate411 As I point out in my new book, Fallen Icon, David Attenborough devised a three year campaign on the falsehood that hundreds of Russian walrus... Read more Decarbonisation tech instantly converts CO2 to solid carbon Climate411 As the bubbles move through the liquid metal, the gas molecule splits up to form flakes of solid carbon, with the reaction taking just... Read more To Shrink or not to Shrink, That is the Question. Climate411 BOTTOM LINE: in the very near future, USGS will probably publish data indicating GNP's glaciers are steadily melting, in line with the climate-change theory;... Read more
