#global cooling

[reportsofagrandfuture]

China has planted so many trees around the Taklamakan Desert that it's turned this 'biological void' into a carbon sink

Huge-scale ecological engineering around the edges of one of the world's largest and driest deserts has turned it into a carbon sink that ab

[reality-detective]

Professor Ian Plimer on the Climate Hoax. 👇

Climate, sea level, and ice sheets have always changed, and the changes observed today are less than those of the past. Co2 lags about 800 years behind temperature increase so it cannot be the cause.

Let's löök at "History." 👇

In the 70's it was called "Global Cooling."

In the 90's it was called "Global Warming."

And now it's called "Climate change."

As it covers both sides. Oh, I almost forgot! It’s now called 'Global Boiling' according to the UN’s president so that makes it a HUGE "Climate Crisis."🚩

Same sch¡t different names. 🤔

[drhoz]

Forty nine million years ago, the Arctic Ocean experienced a remarkable transformation known as the Azolla Event. During the early Eocene, the Arctic was warm and partly isolated, allowing vast mats of the freshwater fern Azolla to spread across its surface for hundreds of thousands of years. Fossil evidence from Arctic sediment cores shows repeated layers rich in Azolla remains, pollen, and organic carbon, indicating sustained blooms in a low salinity ocean capped by freshwater. Through photosynthesis, these ferns absorbed enormous quantities of atmospheric carbon dioxide, which was then buried as the plants died and sank to the seafloor. This long term carbon sequestration coincided with a measurable decline in global temperatures, detected through oxygen isotope records and changes in marine microfossils. The event occurred near the end of the Eocene climatic optimum and likely contributed to the gradual cooling trend that followed, reducing greenhouse conditions that had dominated Earth for nearly 200 million years. The Azolla Event shows how small organisms can reshape the entire planet when conditions allow. It is a reminder that Earth’s climate system can pivot on surprisingly fragile biological processes.

[thefreethoughtprojectcom]

Global temperature anomalies on both land and sea are dropping like a stone and the silence from the mainstream is both laughable and disgraceful.

Read More: https://thefreethoughtproject.com/environmental-news/dramatic-fall-in-global-temperatures-ignored-by-narrative-captured-mainstream-media

#TheFreeThoughtProject

[starrulet-art]

Guys, I’m still working on the game. Here’s the title screen, as proof that the project is still alive. Its run-time currently clocks in at around 40-50 minutes. I would estimate that there’s still a good 3-6 months worth of development to go. Its final run-time will probably be about 90 minutes.

The title screen music is a mix of Marukaite Chikyuu and the Frostpunk Theme.

[nemfrog]

The extent of the ice sheet in North America. General Science. 1925.

Internet Archive

[thechembow]

Infinite Clarity

May 22, 2021

No flyers, no trails, only infinitely clear sky with OR clouds and audible human planes today. We have had two freezing nights in a row here in the mountains of Southern California in late May.

[themancorialist]

Deansgate, Manchester.