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Das Grönlandeis existiert seit mindestens 400.000 Jahren. Es mag auf Grönland Regionen gegeben haben, die "grüner" als heute waren, dies war jedoch kein weltweites Phänomen.
"Sallie Baliunas, Mitautorin einer Studie aus dem Jahr 2003, nennt die mittelalterlichen Wikingersagen als ein Beispiel für eine ungewöhnliche Erwärmung gegen 1003 AD. Sie stellt fest: 'Zu Beginn des 2. Jahrtausends gründeten die Wikinger Kolonien auf Grönland, aber sie starben einige Jahrhunderte später aus, als das Klima kühler wurde." (William Cromie)
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