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Beginning around 1850, the climate began warming and the Little Ice Age ended.
Russian scientists are predicting that a little ice age will begin in 2014.
The“little ice age” was a period of glacial advance that lasted a few centuries from about 1550 to 1860.
The Little Ice Age was a period of cooling that occurred after a warmer era known as the Medieval Warm Period.
The onset of the“Little Ice Age” that occurred between AD 1400
Little Ice Age- a period of cooling occurring after a warmer era known as the Medieval climate optimum.
Eventually, there's very little ice left, and so the comet coma and tail doesn't form.
Compounded by the already disruptive effects of the"Little Ice Age"(1650- 1850),
According to the official definition of NASA, the little ice age lasted from short warm breaks from 1550 to 1850.
For example, the Agassiz and Jackson Glaciers in Glacier National Park reached their most forward positions about 1860 during the Little Ice Age.
called the“Little Ice Age”, was caused only by natural forces.
The Little Ice Age brought bitterly cold winters to many parts of the world, but is most thoroughly documented in Europe and North America.
The onset of the"Little Ice Age" that occurred between A.D. 1400
The Little Ice Age was a period of cooling lasting from the mid-14th through mid-19th centuries.
Science has discovered that from 1580-1850 that the Little Ice Age caused glaciers to expand in the Atlantic,
agriculture suffering from the beginning of the Little Ice Age.
The latest figures show East Antarctica is losing relatively little ice a year- about 31 tons(28 metric tons)- since 2012.
(Simon Schaffer) 17th-century England was in the middle of what's now called"the little Ice Age.".
There was a second period of stable sea level during the little ice age, which persisted until the late 19th century.
possibly due to famine during the fifteenth century in the Little Ice Age, when contact with Europe was lost.