Could Earth’s Shifting Plates Be Driving Modern Climate?

[rangerrebew]

 By Kenneth Richard on 18. September 2017
Could Earth’s Shifting Plates
Be Driving Modern Climate?

Within the last year, Dr. Arthur Viterito (geography professor) has published multiple scientific papers documenting the significant correlation (r=0.80) between the seismic activity changes in the Earth’s high geothermal flux areas (HGFA) and both El Niño events and global temperatures.

The HGFA/global temperature correlation has been found to be stronger than the correlation for CO2 concentration changes (r=0.74) for recent decades (1979-2016).

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[IsailedawayfromFR]

It certainly changed the climate of Antarctica when it moved to the south.

We would change too if we shifted that far south.

[Free Vulcan]

I"ve read where even the slightest shifts of rotation on the axis by earthquakes can change climate.

[DB]

As things move, including undersea trenches/mountains, etc the ocean currents will change. Besides the sun the ocean currents are the biggest drivers of climate on earth. Northern Europe would be much colder without the ocean currents bring up heat from the equator region.