Climate change?

Q: where was sparkling wine invented?

A: not in Champagne, but by monks in England during the Middle Ages.

Remember, Vikings had settlements in Greenland, it was warm at that time in England too.  But, the weather changed, and they got frozen out. What happened is called the Little Ice Age, which lasted from 1300-1850 but by 1850, industrialization had picked up, global warming picked up, and that probably ended an ice age that was in progress, without that black carbon on the snow, and CO2, we would probably be in an ice age.  So yes, global warming is probably real, but it has good influences as well as bad.  Wouldn't be ironic if we "cured" global warming, and started an ice age up, and ice age that would be going on, but except for global warming?

_The Little Ice Age, How Climate Made History, 1300-1850_ by Brian Fagan

The quotes are from a business researcher who helps employers reduce 'problems' real and imagined.

Right now the Amazon is basically on fire, and north of 80% of these latest were deliberately set by people as in the US.

Tolkien said that a prisoner's mind need not be confined to the prison walls, here the prison is politics IMO. 

Running thousands of computer simulations designed to predict rising temperatures and how much carbon can be gathered and reused as a synthetic fuel, gave politics a reason to delay. Politicians are glad to see that after thousands of simulations the heat index rising threat remains at 1.5-2 degrees Celsius. 

They might cry about it on tv but inside they are working out how to do the carbon removal more cheaply than originally proposed, rather than developing the technology. Not every climatologist has confidence in the application of the process. Won't we always have problems?

Oh thank you that's right! It did cause very cold temperatures in North America it was recorded that did happen. 

My mistake was mis-remembering that a geo-layer does support the idea that volcanic eruptions caused the European Little Ice Age.