I first Googled Solar Maximum effects on climate. Later
found a link to http://forum.weatherzone.com.au/ubbthreads.php/topics/1190479/4
and went on to do my own research. Here are some of my highlights notes. The
Earth’s Temperature was at a record coldest in the 1690s. The Solar Maximum was
at a record low. So I Googled “what was the global temperature in 1690”
Next I discovered a rapid rise in temperatures in the 1950s,
where there was also a big active time for solar maximums. So I Googled “what
was the global temperature in 1950” I finally saw a rise in Solar maximums from
2000 to 20011. I Googled “what was the global temperature from 2000 to 2011”
and found this image…
I noticed in 2010 we had a the lowest temperature since
1999. And found it was due to a low active time for Solar Maximums. And found
this on a web search
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Here are a few supporting indications that higher than
normal temperatures may actually be caused by the sun and not CO2 emissions.
From 1995 to present day we had have the least CO2 Emissions
since keeping track of elevated CO2 in the 1950s. in 2010 we had an elevated
spike in elevated CO2 emissions and again in 1999 from heavy manufacturing in
countries like China. Now in the 1980s we had the highest CO2 emissions and
later in the early 1990s made laws to stop the CO2 Emissions. But does this
show man has the ability to control climate? In a way we can. But when we
started to demolish grass lands and forests in the early to mid-1900s we
noticed a big spike in global temperatures. So my analysis show that cutting
down on vegetation may harm us in the long term and this is where we had the
huge temperature impacts along with the sun being more active than
normal. So now that there is a global effort to save the tropical rain
forests and other vegetation may actually lower overall temperatures in the
near future. Let’s face it, in the 1920s to about 1938 when steel mills where
in full force there was a tone of CO2 Emissions and caused major environmental
and Climatological impacts. But in recent year we have lowered our CO2
emissions dramatically since the 1950s so I feel why wouldn’t this so called
“Global Warming” been sooner than in recent years? This shows me that there is
another major impact or other contributors in the overall Climate Change.
