[at-l] Follow Through On Global Warming (OT)

[jbryankramer at msn.com (J Bryan Kramer)]

You are ignoring the question, it got hot during the medieval period, but
why? It wasn't CO2 so why do you make the WAG that CO2 is now the cause?

Bryan

 Samuel Adams advised, "Let us contemplate our forefathers, and posterity,
and resolve to maintain the rights bequeathed to us from the former, for the
sake of the latter."

>
> > So if it was that much warmer for a 500 year period, less than
> a 1000 years
> > ago what happened then. Was there massive damage to the ecology that has
> > completely recovered in the 700 years since 1300? Hard to
> believe that we
> > can't see any sign of it isn't it? How can you explain that?
> >
>
>           The state of the world's absorption capabilities is
> much different
> from 1300. The current CO2 level is much higher also. If the
> earth doesn't
> recognize the difference between natural and man-made CO2, the
> record says to
> expect temperature rises. The vulnerability margin is much more
> now than in 1300
> (and getting worse)...