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Originally posted by Marketinfo: ↑

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Clearly you missed dave sss point.......... he thinks if there is a fire and plenty of them, then the climate must be changing......... reality is, if you light a fire in bush when it is hot and dry, then no surprises, it will burn.

So these scientific experts that predict a longer bush fire period in a hotter drier period just like the other six warmer/hotter periods that the Planet has experienced in this current Interglacial............ did they make any comments or record any findings about those events?

Is it their view that the Climate is “Static” and that there has not been a warmer/hotter phase in the last 12,000 odd years..... actually half a dozen such phases?

I’m sure you will come back to me with their learned findings won’t you street talk.

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