New Study Finds Australian Sea Temperatures Multiple Degrees Warmer Than Today During The Last Glacial
By Kenneth Richard on 17. November 2022
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Sea temperatures in regions near Australia have failed to cooperate with a CO2-driven climate narrative.
Glacial conditions and ~200 ppm CO2 levels were thought to have prevailed throughout most of the last 60,000 years across the Earth.
But a new study finds sea temperatures near Australia were “3 to 5°C warmer than the modern average temperature” during several millennia of this period.
Proxy evidence suggests average subsurface water temperatures in the Southern Ocean/Australia region may have been “>7°C warmer than modern” during the last 10,000 years (the Holocene).
The eastern and western core graphical record indicates the amplitude of sea surface temperature swings reached 5 to 7°C from 30,000 to 60,000 years ago – a time when CO2 levels were thought to be stable and low (near 200 ppm).
https://notrickszone.com/2022/11/17/new-study-finds-australian-sea-temperatures-multiple-degrees-warmer-than-today-during-the-last-glacial/
