Short human time-frames and climate change are an ill-fit

The relatively short human time-frame is grossly inadequate to make much sense of complications associated with climate change.



Atmospheric waves
 and climate change.

An example of that appears near the end of a story headed: “Weather Extremes: Atmospheric Waves and Climate Change” published online by theenergycollective.

Discussing disturbing weather events around the world and the implication of atmospheric waves the story concludes: “……. the 32-year period studied in the project provides a good indication of the mechanism involved, yet is too short for definitive conclusions.”

Should 32 years be “too short for definitive conclusions”, it will most certainly take an athletic thinker to understand, react to and modify their behaviour to mitigate the causes of climate change.