Monday, January 25, 2021
Home Middle Column New paper finds Siberian temperatures 5,000 years ago up to 1.5C higher...
Middle Column

New paper finds Siberian temperatures 5,000 years ago up to 1.5C higher than today: ‘A paper published in Quaternary International reconstructs temperatures over the past 10,000 years’

By Marc Morano

-

47
0

Previous articleNew paper shows N. Atlantic Ocean cooled from 1953-2007: ‘New paper published in Nature Geoscience finds heat content of N. Atlantic decreased by 0.1×1021  Joules over 54 year period’
Next articleAnother indicator that climate is falling off the threat radar: CIA shuts down Center on Climate Change and National Security
Marc Morano
- Advertisment -

Related Articles

Biden Senior Director for Environmental Justice Blames “Systemic Racism” for Climate Change

Climate411
Introducing your new government; NYT is celebrating the appointment of visionaries like Dr. Cecilia Martinez to Biden's climate team. But Martinez has some interesting...
Read more

Study Shows Arctic Sea Ice Reached Lowest Point On Modern Record… In The 1940s, Not Today!

Climate411
Regular NoTricksZone author Kenneth Richards notes on Twitter Apparently Arctic sea ice volume was as low in the 1940s as it has been in...
Read more

Sources: Biden to halt all oil, gas & coal leasing on Federal lands & waters

Climate411
Guest “we told you so” by David Middleton This is not related to the 60-day procedural mortarium currently in place. While this is based...
Read more

© 2020 CFACT. All rights reserved.

About Us

Popular Posts

Left Column

Antarctica might go green say scientists (only 2km of ice and 50C of warming to go)

http://joannenova.com.au/2017/05/antarctica-might-go-green-say-scientists-only-2km-of-ice-and-50c-of-warming-to-go/ More great journalism from The Guardian: Climate change is turning Antarctica green, say researchers Or maybe it isn’t. Check out the brave actual prediction:...
Read more
Left Column

MIT climate scientist Dr. Richard Lindzen’s talks in Prague

By Dr. Lubos Motl Richard Lindzen's talk in Prague Richard Lindzen, prof emeritus at MIT, is the most famous atmospheric physicist among the climate skeptics. I...
Read more

Contact