Milankovitch Cycle Pacemaker of the Ice Ages

[Sunsettommy]

From this LINK

EXCERPT:

E-mail from a winemaker in New Zealand

Hi Robert,

Don't know whether you've seen this graphic or not, I can't remember where I first encountered it, it may even have been from your site. It tallies well with sudden cooling.



Source: Graphic based on a slide created by Andrei Illarionov, Adviser to the President of Russia. The slide was part of a PowerPoint presentation given by Illarionov in 2004 (which is also worth viewing)* http://www.iccfglobal.org/ppt/Illarionov-01-10-04.ppt

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I urge you to download the link to the slide presentation.The image is from it and many more you need to see.It is a readable presentation for the public.

[JohnWho]

Makes one thing we are fortunate to be living in warmer times, doesn't it?

[Richard111]

Fortunate! Yes. Like when you fall of a cliff it doesn't hurt till you reach the bottom and then not much.

Nice ppt thanks SST.

[Derek]

An excerpt from the presentation, that describes what the above slide illustrates.

For 14% of the last 415 thousand years global temperature was above its current level.

For the 86% of the last 415 thousand years global temperature was lower than its current level.

Global temperature last peaked 9,000 years ago,
and then embarked on a long-term downward trend.

An excellant, and wholely realistic presentation,
I hope more Governments take it into consideration,
when planning for the future.

[Nasif Nahle]

Wow! Thanks for the link, SST! I'm interested on that graph about the correlation between the mortality in many countries and cold temperatures; it happens in all places!