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Showing posts with label Sahara. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sahara. Show all posts
Wednesday, November 26, 2025
Friday, March 13, 2020
Linky Links
Stuff I found interesting or amusing and thought I'd share.
- 46 enlightening statements by IPCC experts. HT Borepatch
- A little cornavirus humor
- Interesting bit of history - the AVG Fighting Tigers
- And every man nods in agreement
- The Sahara Desert was once green - what happened? It should be mentioned that the Earth's tilt is also changing today. I've been blogging about this for quite some time. How come you never hear about this in climate change discussions?
- Social distancing in one image
- 46 enlightening statements by IPCC experts. HT Borepatch
- A little cornavirus humor
- Interesting bit of history - the AVG Fighting Tigers
- And every man nods in agreement
- The Sahara Desert was once green - what happened? It should be mentioned that the Earth's tilt is also changing today. I've been blogging about this for quite some time. How come you never hear about this in climate change discussions?
- Social distancing in one image
Labels:
climate change,
Corona Virus,
Funny,
Sahara,
World war II,
Wuhan Virus
Sunday, June 09, 2019
Climate Change and the Sahara
What happened to the mysterious humans of the Sahara?
The Sahara covers an area about the size of the United States and at one point that area was a lush landscape of grasslands and waterlands. Thousands of years ago the climate changed and slowly that area became desert. What caused that change? Was it a change in the magnetic pole moving from South to North (the opposite is happening today). Or maybe a shift in the Earth's axis (which is also happening now). Maybe the humans who lived caused the climate change by angering their Gods. Who knows?
Science doesn't but don't let that stop people from telling you that the science is settled on why global climate change is happening today.
The Sahara covers an area about the size of the United States and at one point that area was a lush landscape of grasslands and waterlands. Thousands of years ago the climate changed and slowly that area became desert. What caused that change? Was it a change in the magnetic pole moving from South to North (the opposite is happening today). Or maybe a shift in the Earth's axis (which is also happening now). Maybe the humans who lived caused the climate change by angering their Gods. Who knows?
Science doesn't but don't let that stop people from telling you that the science is settled on why global climate change is happening today.
Thursday, June 15, 2017
Climate Change and the Sahara
What happened to the mysterious humans of the Sahara?
The Sahara covers an area about the size of the United States and at one point that area was a lush landscape of grasslands and waterlands. Thousands of years ago the climate changed and slowly that area became desert. What caused that change? Was it a change in the magnetic pole moving from South to North (the opposite is happening today). Or maybe a shift in the Earth's axis (which is also happening now). Maybe the humans who lived caused the climate change by angering their Gods. Who knows?
Science doesn't but don't let that stop people from telling you that the science is settled on why global climate change is happening today.
The Sahara covers an area about the size of the United States and at one point that area was a lush landscape of grasslands and waterlands. Thousands of years ago the climate changed and slowly that area became desert. What caused that change? Was it a change in the magnetic pole moving from South to North (the opposite is happening today). Or maybe a shift in the Earth's axis (which is also happening now). Maybe the humans who lived caused the climate change by angering their Gods. Who knows?
Science doesn't but don't let that stop people from telling you that the science is settled on why global climate change is happening today.
Labels:
climate change,
global warming,
history,
Sahara,
Science
Wednesday, June 26, 2013
Climate Change and the Sahara
What happened to the mysterious humans of the Sahara?
The Sahara covers an area about the size of the United States and at one point that area was a lush landscape of grasslands and waterlands. Thousands of years ago the climate changed and slowly that area became desert. What caused that change? Was it a change in the magnetic pole moving from South to North (the opposite is happening today). Or maybe a shift in the Earth's axis (which is also happening now). Maybe the humans who lived caused the climate change by angering their Gods. Who knows?
Science doesn't but don't let that stop people from telling you that the science is settled on why global climate change is happening today.
The Sahara covers an area about the size of the United States and at one point that area was a lush landscape of grasslands and waterlands. Thousands of years ago the climate changed and slowly that area became desert. What caused that change? Was it a change in the magnetic pole moving from South to North (the opposite is happening today). Or maybe a shift in the Earth's axis (which is also happening now). Maybe the humans who lived caused the climate change by angering their Gods. Who knows?
Science doesn't but don't let that stop people from telling you that the science is settled on why global climate change is happening today.
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