> Do you really think a change in air temperature of 8-15C over decades is repeatedly localized in just one place? I don't understand your point. This isn't a

> Do you really think a change in air temperature of 8-15C over decades is repeatedly localized in just one place? I don't understand your point. This isn't a question where we have to extrapolate from this one study - you can look at similar measurements done in other places and answer this question once and for all. Instead, you simply declare the hypothesis wrong, because...? You don't bring up an argument, you just ask whether others really think that.