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jim360 //I'm not familiar with the Roman Warm Period, but it's worth noting that its counterpart, the Medieval Warm Period, was a period of warming that occurred at what is essentially a far slower rate of growth than the equivalent today.//
Moreover these historical warm periods were not global. It is just the history that had been was written in the areas that did get warm. Geological markers show that other parts of the planet got colder.
Moreover these historical warm periods were not global. It is just the history that had been was written in the areas that did get warm. Geological markers show that other parts of the planet got colder.
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