Forests and carbon capture

[Dartz]

Technically correct. A 'little ice age' is ending.

But what's happening is more like a lightswitch than an actual change. On geological terms, things are changing far more rapidly than they should be, when compared with what the earth and atmosphere are actually doing. It's more like it's lurching to a new state, rather than changing.

Previous climates can be inferred from other data, such as tree-growth, pollen levels and what people wore, drank and ate and what crops they grew - or what plants grew in a location along with their distributions. It's reasonably accurate.