Thread: Climategate 2.0
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Old 03-08-2013, 05:07 AM
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There have been periods of warmer climate in the Earths past that have not been the disaster as often described.
Can you be more specific? Which periods? What was the human population then? What types of species survived the intervening changes?
The Jurassic and Cretaceous.

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Gee, I wonder why the transitions that marked the ends of those periods were mass extinction events. The estimated percentage of species extinctions at the end of the Jurassic was 70%-75%. The end of the Cretaceous was 75%. Of all species. You know, when the climate changed.

Why anyone would suggest such an overblown descriptor as disastrous to describe three quarters of the existing species dying out in a relatively short geological period is indeed a fucking mystery. I mean a full 15% shy of literal decimation is p. good times.

The end of an era.
How could a mass extinction that included you, be a disaster?
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