The Ice Age Cometh! Forget Global Warming!
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I wasn't sure if to post this on here or on:
The Ice Age Cometh! Forget Global Warming!
Mods might consider if they should be merged?
Anyway, another excellent video from Ice Age Farmer:
Of particular note is the following:
We who are dependent on our pig brothers for our fat and good health see portents and signs of struggles to come!
The Ice Age Cometh! Forget Global Warming!
Mods might consider if they should be merged?
Anyway, another excellent video from Ice Age Farmer:
Of particular note is the following:
We who are dependent on our pig brothers for our fat and good health see portents and signs of struggles to come!
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Here is a link to the show referred to above regarding pandemic increases during Solar mimima:
And the full article - "The Journal of Astrobiology & Outreach 2017: Sunspot cycle minima and pandemics: the case for vigilance."
And the full article - "The Journal of Astrobiology & Outreach 2017: Sunspot cycle minima and pandemics: the case for vigilance."
wodasi
Jedi Master
Little Ice Age lessons
The world’s last climate crisis demonstrates that surviving is possible if bold economic and social change is embraced . . .
The Little Ice Age is a history of resilience and surprises – Dagomar Degroot | Aeon Essays
an assortment of topics about humans adapting , especially in Europe . . . .
The world’s last climate crisis demonstrates that surviving is possible if bold economic and social change is embraced . . .
The Little Ice Age is a history of resilience and surprises – Dagomar Degroot | Aeon Essays
an assortment of topics about humans adapting , especially in Europe . . . .
DianaRose94
Jedi Master
但这是不会有任何大胆的经济mic and social change. Instead, we will have crisis after crisis until society reaches the tipping point and self-destroy (aided by natural disaster).
Even though the historical Little Ice Age has never been attributed to "human-caused warming" , now the "climate change"/former "global warming" crowd is claiming they were aware of this Little Ice Age all along and take comfort in the stories of survival amongst the plagues and famines. Those who see the solar minimum approaching are just using "ahistorical nonsense" to distract from this "human-caused warming". It may be human caused in the reaction of the Cosmos to human orthogonal thinking but I don't think it is carbon emissions that are the problem in the larger scheme of things. They still think their "urgent action" to lower carbon emissions could do the trick.
At least they see the need for more nuanced histories of past-climate change to prepare for the next Ice Age.
For those who might have missed it on Sott, astrophysicist Piers Corbyn (brother of Jeremy) lays it all out:
www.sott.net
Astrophysicist- Mini Ice Age is now accelerating -- Sott.net
Contrary to what the politicians are trying to foist on you, a new mini ice age - a new Maunder Minimum - has already started. "We are plunging now into a deep mini ice age," says astrophysicist Piers Corbyn. "And there is no way out." For the...
www.sott.net
Mr Corbyn's lesson for beginners on the Coming Ice Age. Very basic but for the majority of people very very clear.
Meanwhile,
www.connexionfrance.com
Man dies and 300,000 in power cut after snow in France
Travel has been disrupted on roads, trains and in airports after heavy snow, with one man dead
一个人死亡,超过300,000 homes are without electricity, and roads and train lines remain obstructed after heavy snowfall in southeast France.
Up to 20cm of snow fell across the Drôme, Ardèche and Isère yesterday (Thursday November 14), with up to 30cm recorded in places with an altitude of 300 metres or more.
A 63-year-old mandied near Bourgoin-Jallieu, in Isère, as he was attempting to clear snow and a fallen tree from a blocked road, when another tree fell on him. Emergency services were called but were unable to revive him. Another man, aged 27, was also injured, and taken to hospital.
More than 300,000 homesremain without powerafter the snowfall caused trees to fall and bring down electricity lines in the area, electricity company Enedis said.
A major, 20,000 volt cable fell in Tournon-sur-Rhône (Ardèche); while another came down in the commune of Saint-Julien-en-Saint-Alban, over 25 houses; requiring the occupants to be evacuated by firefighters.
Enedis said: “Our teams have been deployed, but the situation is still developing.”
Train company SNCF has also confirmed that trains will be disrupted on several lines to and from Grenoble today, due to heavy snowfall, fallen trees, or trees that appear to be at risk of falling near or on to the tracks.
The lines Grenoble-Lyon, Grenoble-Valence and Grenoble-Veynes will be most affected. It will still be possible to travel from Grenoble to Lyon, but passengers will need to take “a detour” through Chambéry (Savoie) and Ambérieu (Ain) to do so, SNCF said.
Roads in the area also remain dangerous, with authorities in the Ardèche warning residents to avoid taking the roads completely. In a statement, the department said: “Driving conditions are very difficult. Many trees have fallen over on roads.”
Also in the area, heavy goods vehicles weighing more than 7.5 tonnes have been banned from major roads in the Auvergne Rhône-Alpes to avoid dangerous situations and to help “ease traffic”,confirmed motorway management companyVinci Autoroutes.
Airports in the area, including Lyon Saint-Exupéry, also experienced disruption including delays and cancellations.
Airport authority Aéroports de Lyon said it had delayed some flights due to the need to “de-snow” planes and runways, and that the snowfall had been “very heavy and sticky”, but said that the situation was becoming “resolved” by the evening. Passengers were advised to check their flights before travelling.
Orange weather warnings for more snow and ice had been in place the the area throughout the day yesterday, also including the Loire, Rhône, Saône-et-Loire - but all alerts across the country have now been lifted.
Man dies and 300,000 in power cut after snow in France
Man dies and 300,000 in power cut after snow in France
www.connexionfrance.comMan dies and 300,000 in power cut after snow in France
Travel has been disrupted on roads, trains and in airports after heavy snow, with one man dead
一个人死亡,超过300,000 homes are without electricity, and roads and train lines remain obstructed after heavy snowfall in southeast France.
Up to 20cm of snow fell across the Drôme, Ardèche and Isère yesterday (Thursday November 14), with up to 30cm recorded in places with an altitude of 300 metres or more.
A 63-year-old mandied near Bourgoin-Jallieu, in Isère, as he was attempting to clear snow and a fallen tree from a blocked road, when another tree fell on him. Emergency services were called but were unable to revive him. Another man, aged 27, was also injured, and taken to hospital.
More than 300,000 homesremain without powerafter the snowfall caused trees to fall and bring down electricity lines in the area, electricity company Enedis said.
A major, 20,000 volt cable fell in Tournon-sur-Rhône (Ardèche); while another came down in the commune of Saint-Julien-en-Saint-Alban, over 25 houses; requiring the occupants to be evacuated by firefighters.
Enedis said: “Our teams have been deployed, but the situation is still developing.”
Train company SNCF has also confirmed that trains will be disrupted on several lines to and from Grenoble today, due to heavy snowfall, fallen trees, or trees that appear to be at risk of falling near or on to the tracks.
The lines Grenoble-Lyon, Grenoble-Valence and Grenoble-Veynes will be most affected. It will still be possible to travel from Grenoble to Lyon, but passengers will need to take “a detour” through Chambéry (Savoie) and Ambérieu (Ain) to do so, SNCF said.
Roads in the area also remain dangerous, with authorities in the Ardèche warning residents to avoid taking the roads completely. In a statement, the department said: “Driving conditions are very difficult. Many trees have fallen over on roads.”
Also in the area, heavy goods vehicles weighing more than 7.5 tonnes have been banned from major roads in the Auvergne Rhône-Alpes to avoid dangerous situations and to help “ease traffic”,confirmed motorway management companyVinci Autoroutes.
Airports in the area, including Lyon Saint-Exupéry, also experienced disruption including delays and cancellations.
Airport authority Aéroports de Lyon said it had delayed some flights due to the need to “de-snow” planes and runways, and that the snowfall had been “very heavy and sticky”, but said that the situation was becoming “resolved” by the evening. Passengers were advised to check their flights before travelling.
Orange weather warnings for more snow and ice had been in place the the area throughout the day yesterday, also including the Loire, Rhône, Saône-et-Loire - but all alerts across the country have now been lifted.
I responded to the above post, but by the time I was done, it did not fit the topic as well, as I would have liked, so I put it under:The politics of climate change: Green New Deal and other madnessFor those who might have missed it on Sott, astrophysicist Piers Corbyn (brother of Jeremy) lays it all out:
Astrophysicist- Mini Ice Age is now accelerating -- Sott.net
Contrary to what the politicians are trying to foist on you, a new mini ice age - a new Maunder Minimum - has already started. "We are plunging now into a deep mini ice age," says astrophysicist Piers Corbyn. "And there is no way out." For the...
It's possible Greta will get her wish - planes, trains, and automobiles imbedded by unrelenting snow and ice!
Assuming she even makes it across the Atlantic. This is not a good time of year to sail that route, and the weather is already nuts out there.
Maybe these guys can help her out:
Somebody supplied that yacht - why not a solar plane? And it's not like she's going to miss any school!Flying Around the World in a Solar Powered Plane
The journey took a very long time—505 days to fly 26,000 miles (42,000 km) at an average speed of about 45 mph (70 kph)—but pilots Bertrand Piccard and Andre Borschberg successfully landed the Solar Impulse 2 aircraft in Abu Dhabi on Tuesday, after flying around the world usingonly the power of the Sun. Solar Impulse 2 is a solar-powered aircraft equipped with more than 17,000 solar cells that weighs only 2.4 tons with a wingspan of 235 ft (72 m). Technical challenges, poor flying conditions, and a delicate aircraft all contributed to the slow pace. Gathered here are images from the record-setting circumnavigation, undertaken to help focus the world’s efforts to develop renewable energy sources.
Flying Around the World in a Solar Powered Plane
Pilots Bertrand Piccard and Andre Borschberg successfully landed the Solar Impulse 2 aircraft in Abu Dhabi on Tuesday, after flying around the world using only the power of the Sun.www.theatlantic.com
Maybe not the best time of year for a solar plane ride over the Atlantic. How about under it? Nuclear submarines are carbon free (if you don't count what's being exhaled/eliminated by the human operators)!
From wiki: