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Originally Posted by Beyond The Wall
2 million-year-old DNA from northern Greenland has revealed that the region was once home to mastodons, lemmings and geese, offering unprecedented insights into how climate change can shape ecosystems.
"The breakthrough in ancient DNA analysis pushes back the DNA record by 1m years to a time when the Arctic region was 11-19 degrees C warmer than the present day. The analysis reveals that the northern peninsula of Greenland, now a polar desert, once featured boreal forests of poplar and birch trees teeming with wildlife. The work offers clues to how species might adapt, or be genetically engineered, to survive the threat of rapid global heating."
11 to 19 degrees warmer, and yet the planet survived -- without ice on Greenland.
Amazing.
It's as if not only is global warning bogus but on top of that, global warming is actually a good thing.
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Ditto. It would good to someday hear someone give that presentation at the Civil Discourse Club. There's plenty of evidence to support that information -- and more is being found every year -- but the news media suppresses it in favor of climate alarmism.