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Originally Posted by Xist
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If Crowder knew anything about Global Climate Change research,he'd already know that natural variability of solar irradiance does not force climate change in magnitudes sufficient to compensate for anthropogenic carbon emissions.
This sort of thing was sorted out in 1995.
Eigil Friis-Christensen & Knud Lassen were wrong.
Sallie Baliunas and Robert Jastrow were wrong.
The Sun's irradiance/senescence cycle only varies 0.1%
The Maunder Minimum (when there weren't any sunspots at all),combined with the actual reason for irradiance,of the Little Ice Age displayed only a 0.14% delta.
The Milankovitch cycles aren't events measured in human lifetimes.
There won't be any global cooling.