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Pigeon English
It is thought we are still in the Ice Ages, just that at the moment we are lucky enough to be alive during an Interglacial, brief window.
Perhaps the current Ice Age got going about thirty five million years ago.
That is when the living biota of Antarctica died out, the trees and the animals ceased to exist because it got so cold.
It is easier for a land mass at the pole to freeze over, much harder to freeze over the salty seas.
The Arctic Ocean iced over about two and a half million years ago.
I think there were very few people alive during the glaciations.MN: “Obviously, there will be a lot more Carbon locked up in living livestock.”
What utter BS is this??
The carbon “locked in” to livestock will all be released within a couple of years at this most, when they are slaughtered. In the meantime, they release vast amounts of methane, and they consume huge amounts of vegetation in order to grow.
This is such childish nonsense, please – for the love of God – stop it!
