'Medieval Warm Period' Wasn't Global or Even All That Warm, Study Says

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By Phil McKennaDec 4, 2015, 2:00 pm96 pts
Historical data from Greenland’s glaciers helps debunk another favored theory of climate denialists. By Phil McKenna The tenth to thirteenth centuries, when temperatures in Europe were unusually warm, was also a time of relative cold in the western North Atlantic, according to a study published Friday in the…

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