Earth's climate will not change overnight, and never has. It takes centuries. At the start of the warm interglacial, oceans rose only 1 metre a century for 6,000 years, while temperatures were falling for 50 million years. The last time CO2 was this low was in the Karoo Ice Age (360- 255 mya).
This still buys into the hockey stick. Do you really think they can tell what the tempurature was millions of years ago? How? They correlate by co2 in ice cores. Which begs the whole question.
Osmanthus 0 points 3 hours ago
This still buys into the hockey stick.
Do you really think they can tell what the tempurature was millions of years ago? How? They correlate by co2 in ice cores. Which begs the whole question.