John do your own research into the data. I have done it for over 20 years. Your turn. If you just want to believe what people tell you about scientific data, that's your business.
The link you provided does not say anything different than I said. Your point?
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On Oct 26, 2021, at 6:25 PM, Marx, David via Phys-l <phys-l@mail.phys-l.org> wrote:
Hurricane, tornado, flood, and drought data all demonstrate declines in both frequency and severity since 1900.
References, please.
California fires are not due to climate change.
References, please.
There's nothing new about the fires, except now they are often the result of arson, bad forest and water management, or bad electrical equipment.
References, please.
For the ice cores, in every case, temperature change leads the change in the CO2 concentration on the scale of hundreds of years, not the other way around (according to 9 peer-reviewed and published studies looking at the smaller time scales where those changes occur. You can see this in the data plotted to the screen in the video for some of the changes. The ice core data does indicate that its been more than 800 000 years since the CO2 concentration was higher than 300 ppm.