Editor,

The Pacific Oscillation caused the same heat waves and droughts we’re having now as it did in the 1970s and over the last 10,000 years. Current levels of carbon dioxide and temperatures are by far the lowest in 600,000 years. Experiments by solar physicists at CERN show the sun’s cycles control our climate. Science shows that higher levels of carbon dioxide trap less heat because existing carbon dioxide levels already trap most of the sun’s heat causing waves. Increased carbon dioxide has beneficially greened the Earth as seen from space since the 1960s.

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Terence Y

But, but, Mr. Kahl. The greenies will point to the “hockey stick” graph of questionable temperatures that begs to differ. Many people seem to ignore the fact that in Earth’s past, temperatures and CO2 levels were higher. And back then, there were no humans driving cars, no plastic, no air conditioning, and no aerosols, so obviously, the Earth will do what the Earth will do, regardless of man thinking they can tame Mother Nature.

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