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Old 05-21-2023, 04:17 PM   #26
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Originally Posted by rcentros View Post
We've had much warmer temperatures and much cooler temperatures in the last thousand years. (Higher temperatures when sunspot activity was high and lower temperatures when it wasn't.) Even in the 1970s they were talking about a new ice age. And who is to say what the temperature should be?

Maybe those in England and northern Europe would like to be able to grow grapes and make wine again like they did in the warm period before the Little Ice Age (when sunspots almost non-existent).

https://thisdayinwinehistory.com/win...ittle-ice-age/
This is getting pretty far away from echos, but your own source says:
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The reasons for the Little Ice Age are not entirely understood. There are different theories as to what caused it including a string of volcano eruptions, a change in the ocean’s circulation, an orbital cycle, or an increase in human population.
Some scientists speculate that (lack of) sunspots contributed to the Little Ice Age but none claim that was the primary cause (and thisdayinwinehistory.com doesn't even mention it.)
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