Guardian articles on climate change........from the 1930s

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When I was delving the weather archives stumbled across a few interesting articles from the Guardian newspaper from the 1930s.  I'll add to this thread if I stumble across more. 

 

                         

 

 

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An interesting article from the Observer of 11th October 1959 about the summer of 1959 and it mentions a warming climate

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This from the Guardian of 7th November 1964 about British climate has become colder

[Mucka]

Here are some form the "independent" and "unbiased" BBC.

Arctic summers ice-free 'by 2013' (2007)

 

New warning on Arctic sea ice melt (2011

 

Arctic sea ice 'melting faster' (2012)

 

 

Edited February 22, 2022 by Mucka

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From the Observer in 1970

[Wheezer]

On 21/09/2021 at 14:59, Weather-history said:

When I was delving the weather archives stumbled across a few interesting articles from the Guardian newspaper from the 1930s.  I'll add to this thread if I stumble across more. 

 

                         

 

 

Wonderful articles that in today's world the authors would be labeled nothing short of the D word.   Imagine them thinking climate variability and climate cycles are the causes of climate change.

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From 29th January 1974 saying a mini ice age was approaching fast

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This from December 22 1938 Telegraph, an article by C.E.P Brooks 

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From Saffron Walden weekly of 26th Jan 1978

I find H H Lamb's analysis very odd.

The 1940s had some pretty extreme switches, 1947 being the big one.

1940 had a severe January, a warm June, a cool July, June was dry, July wet, August was dry. November was very wet

From the Telegraph of 2nd April 1973 warning Britain could be on a brink of a drought

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From the Evening Sentinel of 4th January 1933

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5 hours ago, Weather-history said:

From the Evening Sentinel of 4th January 1933

Sounds very fimiliar

[Sky Full]

On 24/07/2022 at 07:35, Weather-history said:

This from December 22 1938 Telegraph, an article by C.E.P Brooks 

Quite an early newspaper reference to what is now called ‘the Greenhouse Effect ‘ and which was first developed as a theory by Eunice Foote and John Tyndall in the 1850s - very prophetic.

Meet the woman who first identified the greenhouse effect

WWW.CLIMATECHANGENEWS.COM

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Eunice Foote demonstrated the heat-trapping properties of carbon dioxide at a scientific conference in 1856, newly digitised records show

 

Edited October 12, 2022 by Sky Full

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From a Stoke paper in May 1953