petro
Diamond Member
My whole landscape in the north was carved by the receding ice down to the granite which left countless lakes and rivers and formed the Great Lakes. It must have been an impressive site and any humans witnessing it probably thought it was the end of the world. Yet they adapted and thrived in the new landscape.I'll go with in recent human history the planet was a giant icebox and woolly mammoths roamed the earth's glaciers as far south as today's Los Angeles. Why did the earth warm up so much in such a short time? Were humans what caused it or was it natural volcanic and solar activity?
My house currently sits where a mile of ice once stood. Thanks to a major change in the climate. The Fear Porn of it being the end of the world and Earth will become Dune does get rather tiresome.