Deep In Arctic Mud Geologists Find Strong Evidence Of Climate Change

TerraDaily ^ | 01/22/2007 | Staff Writers

[Rippin]

"The magnitude of warmth over the past 100 years seems pretty exceptional in the context of the past 1,000 years," he said.

I thought they were studying 10 K years?

"Whereas maybe an average of all of the instrument data from the globe shows just a half a degree increase in this century, in the Arctic, temperatures went up by two to three degrees in the same period."

I think the "Gulfstream is dying" folks said the poles always swing in average temp more widely than the equator during periods of climate change.

[Thickman]

Why don't you just type "nah, nah, my ears are closed".