[tlgerdes (Trevor)]

What caused the mini ice age of the late 1600s? Why is Greenland called Greenland? "Over that time sea levels rose and fell, at times exposing Bass Strait and creating a land bridge to Tasmania. Approximately 13,000 years ago rising sea levels drowned the land bridge making Tasmania an island and isolating people, plants and animals."

There are many examples of more extreme climate change than we are seeing now in the earths recent history that are not attributed to "greenhouse gas" emissions. Why are we "mankind" suddenly the culprit?



I am not advocating not looking after our planet. I am a great proponent of take only pictures, leave only footprints. I want to renewable clean energy. I want peace and harmony. I want truth and justice. I want intelligent debate, not one side media sound bytes.

I see the "climate change" religion, just as, if not more, damaging to our way of life as the radical religous terrorism of any other faith.