How Global Cooling Threatened The World’s Food Supply
April 19, 2024
By Paul Homewood
It was not just the US which had catastrophic weather in the 1970s.
This article in the NOAA magazine of April 1974 shows just how worried scientists and governments were about global cooling:
This chart for the India Monsoon highlights the major switch from bountiful rainfall during the period of global warming to the widespread droughts of the 1960s to 80s:
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NOT A LOT OF PEOPLE KNOW THAT 
And this is the world the eco-loons want to take us back to.
Yeahssss ( with a great long sigh – about as long, now, as this winter has been). I keep telling you all ‘ It is a Generational Thing’. If only the younger generation of Teachers had taught the latest generation of ( what can you call them ?) the REAL Facts of science and history.
I’m waiting for the BBC to tells what the effects of global cooling and reduced CO2 will be.
I think it will have closed down before it ever does.
Weather changes! Who knew?
It looks like the Arctic sea ice is on something like a 60 year cycle with a maximal cooling phase in the 2030s. Which matches the 1970s “cooling” scare. We all know that all temperature “records” are now so heavily adjusted they are meaningless, but we should start to see some repeats of the 1970s type cooling phenomenon. Until 2040s and 2050s, we start to see the next phase of the warming scares.
The Arctic has a 60-70 year cycle of warming and cooling. I read about this right at the start of my educational journey in understanding the global warming scam.
Beware the approaching Grand Solar Minimum. Possibly the most accurate (although not precise) prediction of the trajectory of global temperature (so far) is that made by the Russian Astrophysicist, Habibullo Abdussamatov in his 2008 paper…
‘The Sun Defines The Climate’:
Click to access abduss_nkj_2009.pdf
Here’s another (non-Russian) link to Abdussamatov’s paper without the “Potential Security Risk” warning…
‘The Sun Defines The Climate’ [November 2008]:
Click to access the_sun_defines_the_climate_2009_commented.pdf
Thank you for that it looks to be very interesting read.
So basically the weather et all is cyclical and seems to have 25 and 50 year and probably 250 year, cycles which the sun has influence on too. I’m glad to see we’re learning…..