Winter Hits Inner Mongolia; High Arctic Plunges, Refreeze Surges; Northern Ireland’s Sea Level Was 26 Feet Higher; Warming Was Faster With 88% Less CO2; + September Sunspots Fall Below 70
The observational record, the study concludes, is considerably messier: periods of much lower emissions saw faster warming, while sharply rising emissions coincided with cooling.
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Regarding the article about Northern Ireland’s elevated sea levels, the fourth paragraph should have been the first paragraph. The actual story line should be that Northern Ireland was 26 feet lower in the recent past. Then the story makes sense.
I remember reading how some area in Canada, an area known and named as a much-depressed land area under the miles thick Ice Age ice, is still rebounding to this day, after the ice has been melted for thousands of years.
I was thinking of the Laurentian Region. I knew it started with an ‘L’