abrupt Arctic warming preventing the next ice age (sound on)

Here’s an article in Nature that reaches the conclusion that overloading the atmospheric CO2 prevented the next Ice Age

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No catastrophe in Southern Hemisphere, Antarctica still growing. Winter temp records. Time you stopped looking at CO2 as the answer.

Temp anomaly charts are designed to make you afraid. An average temp rise of 0.5 degree over a very long period is nothing threatening or unusual. We have been warming since the last Ice Age. Another display of the anomaly data using rolling averages. Nothing there.

Unfortunately that is a completely fraudulent graph.

An earlier arctic catastrophe.

@pmagn Earth’s axial wobble affects polar temperatures, polar warming is human activities induced. This generates extreme cold and extreme hot zones, resulting in undefined seasons, massive storms, winds, draughts, flooding, deaths and soon wars for safe habitats. Not academic but fact!

For 30 years they've been predicting that the arctic would be ice free by now. Guess what, it'll still have ice 30 years from now.

This is just a bogus set of data. It hides well-established cycles in Arctic climate that are well-known & unrelated to human CO2 emissions.

The long version of this presentation

Good. Ice Ages suck.