Dear Platt,
May i ask you an additional question please regarding this issue?
The background:
That the Earth's climate is and has been, over geological time, thermally
fluctuating seems to be broadly agreed upon.
However, the preconditions for thermal fluctuation (TF) are disputed:
1. Natural Solar systemic cycles.
2. Technology.
Assuming TF is preconditioned by the relationship between Earth's orbit and
the Sun over geological time (1), then technological influences (2) may be
ruled out.
Here is my question:
How may we be sure that present TF is not being catastrophically enhanced by
technological influences:
3. 1 + 2. ?
Best,
Mark
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