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This is a good presentation. What surprises me, though, is that people talking on the subject of “climate always changes” almost never mention the fact that we are about 10,000 years past the interglacial thermal maximum, in accordance with the Milankovitch cycle. We are warming, yet natural forcing indicates that we should be cooling. So, we are going in the opposite direction at a rate 100 times the natural rate.
This is a good presentation. What surprises me, though, is that people talking on the subject of “climate always changes” almost never mention the fact that we are about 10,000 years past the interglacial thermal maximum, in accordance with the Milankovitch cycle. We are warming, yet natural forcing indicates that we should be cooling. So, we are going in the opposite direction at a rate 100 times the natural rate.