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Climate Change Alarms - 1933 Style

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America in Longest Warm Spell Since 1776; Temperature Line Records a 25-Year Rise

The more things change, the more things stay the same. Seems as if the New York Times ran articles which, with a little help from a word-processor, could run now. This was the headline article in the New York Times, March 27, 1933

NY Times - 3-27-1933 said:
On the charts, a red line has been steadily rising since 1908, tracing the course of the longest warm spell America has enjoyed since the War of the Revolution. Weather Bureau experts are eyeing the red line closely this Spring, wondering whether it will keep on going up, or whether it has passed the peak and will now head downhill. The Winter of 1931-32 was the warmest in more than 100 years in that part of the country east of the Rocky Mountains.

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The red temperature line on the long-time weather charts, going back 150 years, rises three times above the straight line that represents the long-time normal, and dips below It twice.

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Trends for the Winter season are most irregular, with some cold spells to interrupt the general tendency toward ''green Christmases'' and smaller fuel bills.
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To quote Pete Seeger, who doubtless would have disagreed with me on this issue "when will we ever learn"? Apparently not until some more economic vandalism.
 
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JBG said:
America in Longest Warm Spell Since 1776; Temperature Line Records a 25-Year Rise

The more things change, the more things stay the same. Seems as if the New York Times ran articles which, with a little help from a word-processor, could run now. This was the headline article in the New York Times, March 27, 1933


To quote Pete Seeger, who doubtless would have disagreed with me on this issue "when will we ever learn"? Apparently not until some more economic vandalism.
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This very well could have been early effects of CO2. You had the Industrial Revolution. In addition, many people were burning coal in their homes. Here'a an early warning about the effects of greenhouse gases.

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Problems connected with changing of climate is actual now. Also this topic of my informative essay, examples and tips of writing it I got [from a paper mill] . Environmentalists talk about global climate change, including an increase in the average annual temperature causing melting of glaciers, and rising sea levels. So also I want to create some local project about how to stop global warming
 
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Problems connected with changing of climate is actual now. Also this topic of my informative essay, examples and tips of writing it I got this page . Environmentalists talk about global climate change, including an increase in the average annual temperature causing melting of glaciers, and rising sea levels. So also I want to create some local project about how to stop global warming
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The point of my post is that the belief that the climate is warming has a lengthy history; and temperatures were actually about the same then as now.
 
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This very well could have been early effects of CO2. You had the Industrial Revolution. In addition, many people were burning coal in their homes. Here'a an early warning about the effects of greenhouse gases.
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So what bad effects have happened so far then?[1]
 
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