Home Climate411 Greenland and the 1950s Climate Consensus Climate411Middle Column Greenland and the 1950s Climate Consensus By Christina Norman - October 13, 2020 130 0 Share Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg Glaciers around the world reached their greatest size in four thousand years by 1850. Then abruptly the world began to warm. Arctic sea ice lost 40% of its thickness by 1940. Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg Previous articleClimate ‘Weeds’ versus ‘High Altitude’ SurveyNext articleSolar Power Costs 2-3 Times As Much As Wind, Fossil Fuels and Nuclear Guest Blogger LEAVE A REPLY Cancel replyLog in to leave a comment - Advertisment - Search Related Articles Small Modular Reactors are needed in African countries Climate411 However a huge advantage of an HTMR-100 is that the reactor can be placed anywhere. Furthermore, a single reactor can have it own electricity... Read more Weather Lulls: Germany Forced To Burn 20% More Coal, The Very Energy Source That’s To Be Phased Out Climate411 The energy source that Germany moves to shut down, rescued the country from widespread blackouts in 2021. Read more The Wire Criticises the “Deep Adaptation” Climate Doomsday Narrative Climate411 "Deep Adaption" appears to be a group of climate doomsday depressives whose message is too much even for other believers. Read more
