Spiegel has finally gotten around to conceding that global warming has ended, at least for the time being.

Next ice age now

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Will the ‘Coming of the New Ice Age’ Mark the End of the Global Warming Era?
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1975 Newsweek: The Coming Ice Age

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Largest growing segment of our economy....global warming remediation......don't rock the "Hot Boat"

Best thread here.

Didn't realize Der Spiegel had it in it!


Germany's most famous magazine - can't imagine the letters to the editor that they're gonna get.

Too much invested in the global warming biz, you are right.

Can't wait to spread the word.

Thanks for putting this in current print.

Nope.

Real scientists aren't puzzled at all, and always understood that "global warming" was a manufactured fantasy created by scam artists working with statist/Democrat Al Gore and Goldman Sachs in concert with the puss bags in academia who manufactured the data.

Real scientists aren't surprised.

Maybe Algore will use the $$ from the sale of his network to bribe the folks at Spiegel, and then he can have them retract this climate betrayal.

GOOD !!!! DOES THIS MEAN THEY WILL STOP CHEM-TRAILING US TO DEATH NOW ????

And we were told that we weren't allowed to disagree, to doubt, to dispute what the Warmers say.

And yet they keep changing what they say!

Now combine that with the realization that the world does not face an over-population problem, and one begins to see the broader picture of the wool that has been pulled over our eyes, all for the sake of selfish manipulation of public perception.

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Stupid retard "climate scientists" don't understand nonlinear systems. It would take a hell of a lot more than CO2 to knock global climate out of the stable region it has inhabited for millennia.

This image says it all. The fickle issue that is made in order to establish a mindset that matches the agenda of the day.


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errr... what stable region? the planet currently is in an interglacial period of an ice age. we know it's an ice age due to the vast ice sheets existing on the planet. the "interglacial" bit means that the vast ice sheets aren't covering the whole planet, there are large areas not covered in ice.

but there's nothing "stable" about it. glaciation could restart at any time, nobody knows why glaciation starts or stops. nobody even knows why ice ages start or stop.

there is only one thing we can be pretty sure of about the climate: it won't stay like THIS.

That's a cool chart, where did it come from ?

Correct, the world has a "population concentration" problem -- too many in single spots around the globe and a greedy upper class who likes to manipulated the underlings.

class warfare at its best..

Okay, so when do the how to survive in an ice-age start. Stocking up and still keeping NG flowing (domestic and exports)would seem to be worthwhile projects to consider keeping going. Food that can be frozen should be more common in 'gardens' and R-40 green houses for fresh herbs (earth heated)

As the northern parts lose their ability to grow certain crops and that area is moved closer to the equator eliminating areas that are now 'desert' areas as moisture moves in. Rather than being lost altogether, the ability to produce food could actually increase in some areas (and then exported to the areas that lost production is that puts them short)

The northern cities would need to stockpile in the summer and ration it out during 'hibernation'. Having large cities do that takes the strain off the areas that have a climate suited to having 2 crops per year. (temp workers coming down from the far north and then leaving again until needed again, in return extra food is produced so they have lots to last the longer winters. Isolated with broadband, the old sled dog sized e-sled makes a comeback but it is solar recharged with a wind gen if you get caught in a storm and need to park for a few days and the dogs get to hang on the couch with the rest of the family. Boots and mitts with built in heat sensors that start flashing if a certain temp is reached so frost-bite losses are kept to a minimum.

Diverting snowmelt south instead of letting it go north could be the 'resource' we have an over abundance of that is required the further south you go which makes us a valued customer rather than handout to the needy. You just work longer days in the summer to make up for couch time in the winter.

If England is going to get more rain could the hedges be planted in such a way as to capture most of the silt as that is the topsoil for the next crop. That might also mean London moving up 20 ft and let the bottom floor become part of the underground if spring floods are to be avoided (after the intentional ones that bring in the fill during floods, use the sea wall to keep the river water in for its cargo of silt, 10 or 20 years later London is 20ft above high water mark.

Yet you tards in the rest of world continue you pay your carbon taxes.

Thank God for Bush and Cheney!

Bet thread going. BUMP

This is just how it will happen when it comes, only worse because there are more people and still nothing will be done to prepare for it as the elite will just hoard what they need and the rest will perish.

For my area it would mean getting away from grains and going to what can be grown under the surface of the soil prevents an early frost kill.

I am sure Australia agrees...

This just in:

Man is causing Global Cooling. We must cease and desist for the good of the Earth!

Carbon = Lower temperatures!

The part on rock dust is the most valuable at present.