[Oldeconomybuyer]

[N. Theknow]

We regret to inform your young archeologist group that their finding is not the petrified penis of a prehistoric prince but is the remainder of a creature that crept into the crypt and crapped.

[piasa]

For instance, in 2015, co-author Samuel Munoz, a former UW–Madison graduate student and now a professor at Northeastern University, was actually the first to collect one of the Horseshoe Lake sediment cores White used in his study and he found evidence that the nearby Mississippi River flooded significantly around 1150.

That's not "climate change" that's just a "500 year flood," like 1993. The Mississippi has a long history of fairly regular multiyear flood cycles...not just the normal annual spring flooding.

[SGCOS]

I had a suspicion about the Cahokia poopulation and their travels..

[fieldmarshaldj]

*um, ping*

[Jim Noble]

This isn’t Goebbels stuff.

It is indisputable that the various climates which exist on our planet (there is no “global climate”) have undergone huge changes in historic time which have moved around, wiped out, or fostered various human populations.

Whether the activity of humans have had, or have now, anything to do with this is, of course, very dubious.

[mass55th]

I’m surprised they haven’t blamed climate change for the fall of the Roman Empire yet.