Why "Ice Age" is not the answer lies in the simple fact of time-scale. Your graph shows temperature changes on the order of 100,000s of years. Consider what the time scale is of the graphs below. Do you notice anything about the change in a given variable relative to the time-scale involved?
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I have already mentioned that, according to science, the temperature of the planet rises and falls in cycles. The cycles, according to science,span thousands of years - not just a couple of hundred.
The graphs you have shown go back to 1750. They prove the population is growing at a quicker rate, and that our use of energy has accelerated.
I have not made any arguments or points against those stats.
I agree - we should be exploring better and more efficient ways of powering the planet. We should be looking at our emissions etc. The thing is - Even when we do those things, the temperature will still rise. And then it will drop again. It always has, so why would it not?
What I do not buy into is the scaremongering. Not one nightmare scenario has played out. I've listed a few of them in previous posts. Remember Noel Edmonds a couple of years ago, banging on about daily power cuts by 2017, if we didn't change our ways. What was that all about, and who the hell is Noel Edmonds?!
There is also a narrative that somehow this is all our fault. It isn't. Unfortunately it will be the little guy that ends up paying and suffering for this. We are already seeing it in the little things - plastic straws for example. We are now paying for carrier bags. We are being conned into thinking by paying that bit extra, we are saving the planet. Imagine a Green Tax on fuel? Even at 1% I would be paying an extra couple of pound per week in petrol only. If I am paying that, what would the supermarkets be paying? How much would a flight go up? And who would be covering the cost? And even after all that, the planet would still be getting slightly warmer. And it would still be our fault.