Are you still Sticking with your fairytale that the Dust Bowl drought of the southern States of the USA was a local weather event and as such not related in any way with Global climate?
I just want you to be absolutely clear, perhaps I may have misunderstood “the essence” of what you have been trying to say?
As a sign of good faith, I will reiterate my point.
I’m saying that the drought/droughts of the 1930’s were not localised events disconnected from global climate conditions at the time.
I do however concede that these drought were exacerbated by economic factors such as low crop prices and poor land management.
Also that the droughts associated with Dust Bowl in the USA were not “local” but rather the weather conditions that occurred at this time stretched quite a bit further.
To the point that only a muppet would claim that this wether event wasn’t directly connected to global climate variations.
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