Dr. Hackbart also pointed out that periods of solar inactivity known as “solar minimums” magnify cold spells on his continent. So, given that August was the first month since 1913 in which no sunspot activity was recorded — none — and during which solar winds were at a 50-year low, he was not surprised that Brazilians were suffering (for them) a brutal cold snap. “This is no coincidence,” he said as he scoffed at the notion that manmade carbon emissions had more impact than the sun and oceans on global climate.
Hee, lul (die Gunter dus), je had het over Zuid-Amerika! O nee: Brazilië!! O nee, Zuid-Brazilië!!!
Nou en als je op het septemberkaartje hier beneden kijkt, dan zie je een koel eilandje ergens in Zuid-Amerika. Wel even kijken, hoor.
Do you get my point. Zo wordt zo'n kulartikel opgezet. Suggestieve onzin.
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