Seventy years later, climate reporters are just as dense as they were in 1938.
They believe whatever geogogists tell them.
Disrupting the Borg is expensive and time consuming!
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Pacific Island That Vanishes (6 times)
The Sunday Tribune – Jul 12, 1922
http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=HdRcAAAAIBAJ&sjid=V1kNAAAAIBAJ&dq=pacific%20islands%20rising%20sea%20levels&pg=2150%2C1313659
Another lost island below 350ppm
“South Pacific Island Disappears Again”
Prescott Evening Courier – Nov 9, 1946
http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=3LNaAAAAIBAJ&sjid=EVADAAAAIBAJ&dq=pacific%20islands%20vanishes&pg=2526%2C3792142
Another lost island. 🙁
“Island Disappears”
The Sydney Morning Herald – Aug 22, 1913
http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=CA5iAAAAIBAJ&sjid=h-kDAAAAIBAJ&dq=pacific%20islands%20vanishes&pg=5374%2C5061307
The Ice Age is not a very old concept. It was not thought of in the 1700s, just like the theory of evolution was not widely known then either. This theory only gained ground in the 1840s when two researchers, Charpentier and Agassiz, tried to explain the forms of the Alps by the theory and later expanded it to apply to the whole of Northern Europe. It is surprising that this theory came to light almost at the same time as Darwin’s idea of the origin of species. Both of these theories gained simultaneous attention in the society of that time.
It has been thought that there have been several Ice Ages on the Earth. It has even been said that tropical and hot areas like the Sahara, Africa, Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Australia, India, Madagascar, and South America (as presented in the books Jääkausi (Ice Age) / Björn Kurten and Muuttuva maa / Pentti Eskola, for example) were covered with a large continental glacier tens of millions of years ago. The latest Ice Age is assumed to have started “just” about 500,000 years ago and ended 10,000 years ago. The ice sheets are believed to have covered at their widest 55 million square meters, and the thickness of the ice was at most over 3 kilometers (about 1.8 miles).
What should we think about the Ice Age? Have we any reason to believe in it? Maybe the signs that have been interpreted as signs of an Ice Age were caused by something else? We will now study the mystery of the Ice Age.
http://www.jariiivanainen.net/Has_there_ever_been_the_ice_age.html