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Little Ice Ages kill off more humans than any other natural disaster
August 9, 2017 Robert   Leave a comment

“The Dalton Minimum, which delivered London’s cold misery in the Charles Dickens’ novels, ended about 1820. Now we’re due again.”
– Dennis Avery
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On August 7, Townhall.com posted an article by Dennis Avery entitled “Here’s How to Avoid Climate Panics.” Here are a few insightful excerpts from that article:

The “little ice ages” kill off more humans than any other natural disaster. Cultures around the world have failed, again and again, as the chaotic cold prevented farmers from harvesting enough grain to feed their cities. During past “little ice ages,” humans also suffered rampant epidemics of diseases such as cholera and bubonic plague.

The 200-year Solar Sunspot Minimums:

Our sun currently has fewer sunspots than at any time in the last 100 years. The Maunder Sunspot Minimum (1645–1710) caused terrible famines during the Little Ice Age, but historians tended to ignore sunspot minimums during global warmings; they didn’t cause major famines. A recent re-examination of the sunspot record found that the solar minimums drop Earth’s thermometer readings sharply for about 60 years – – every 200 years.

…Now we’re due again.

 https://www.iceagenow.info/little-ice-ages-kill-off-humans-natural-disaster/

 

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Re: Little Ice Ages kill off more humans than any other natural disaster
« Reply #1 on: August 10, 2017, 02:23:56 pm »
I'm well prepared for the next Dalton Minimum, having moved back from Alaska to Texas!

I used to be a proud member of the Alaskan's in favor of Global Warming.  As for August in South East Texas, bring on the cold!!!
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