Newsweek- Climate Change Records Wrong, We Are Living in Unparalleled Times

One of the arguments against Climate Change has been that historically there have been long periods of rising temperatures and shifting weather patterns. Newsweek citing an article in Nature Communications tells us that this is false.

"Scientists may have miscalculated ancient ocean temperature records. If confirmed, the discovery throws decades of climate research into question and could mean we are living through a period of climate change unparalleled for at least 100 million years."

"If this is the case, the current period of warming is potentially far more concerning than previously realized." 

"Another study published in Science Advances in March 2017 indicated that the oceans are warming around 13 percent faster than previously thought. The European Environment Agency warns that global sea surface temperatures are around one degree Celsius higher now than they were 140 years ago and on the current trajectory, we can expect to see the first ice-free summers in the Arctic by the end of the century."

 OUR ANCIENT OCEAN TEMPERATURE RECORDS MAY BE WRONG MEANING CURRENT WARMING IS UNPARALLELED FOR 100 MILLION YEARS