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To: bentway who wrote (752031)	11/10/2013 12:50:39 PM
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Life and human population thrive with the resources from the Sahara a lot more than with what they naturally get in the Antarctic. The Sahara itself used to support a lot of life it just needed more water, not less heat. --- Around 12,500 BC, the amount of dust in the cores in the Bølling/ Allerød phase suddenly plummets and shows a period of much wetter conditions in the Sahara, indicating a Dansgaard-Oeschger (DO) event (a sudden warming followed by a slower cooling of the climate). The moister Saharan conditions had begun about 12,500 BC, with the extension of the ITCZ northward in the northern hemisphere summer, bringing moist wet conditions and a savanna climate to the Sahara, which (apart from a short dry spell associated with the Younger Dryas) peaked during the Holocene thermal maximum climatic phase at 4000 BC when mid-latitude temperatures seem to have been between 2 and 3 degrees warmer than in the recent past. en.wikipedia.org

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