Chart:
https://cdn.theatlantic.com/media/mt/science/marcott-B-CD.jpg
The above chart, “Marcott reconstruction”, shows the temperature variance during our current interglacial period. If you were to erase the data gathered since the beginning of the Industrial Revolution, you’d see that our interglacial period was coming to an end; however, current global temperature increases clearly began with the CO2 emissions brought about by increased industrialization and have continued to rise to the point that the trend is being fueled by the release of methane from melting tundra. The big question remaining is whether or not we can sufficiently inhibit the release of greenhouse gases in time to prevent the methane release from becoming a fully self sustaining cycle.
Greenhouse Effect:
https://samslair.blogspot.com/search?q=Greenhouse+&m=1
Global Warming:
https://samslair.blogspot.com/search?q=Global+Warming+&m=1
AGW:
https://samslair.blogspot.com/search?q=AGW&m=1
