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Whilst the planet did appear to go through a hot spell a few years ago, there seems to be sufficient evidence at the moment to suggest that things have changed?
If you think that was strange, you will certainly be amazed by the article appearing on the Colin Andrews website (which includes a photo of the crop circle).
Nuclear power is the ONLY viable option currently available to cut carbon emissions. Solar and wind power can't be scaled up enough and there is no such thing as 'clean' coal.
Many have suggested that the Sun was responsible for these climatic changes and pointed out that low (or non-existent) solar activity often appeared during cooler periods on the planet.
Global Warming has been a 'hot' subject for some years now, yet many have rightly pointed out that some parts of the planet have seen unusually cold weather.