It's likely that we had really high CO2 conc levels from end of perm to the end of the jurassic periode with 500-1000ppm(maybe even more) and up to the start of the neogene periode 22million years ago it still was about 300-400ppm - after that it dropped to the 250-280ppm and was pretty constant at that level until the 20th century.

The climate change I was refering took place ~280million years ago close to the start of the perm periode, temperatures went up significantly without much of a CO2 increase/at very low CO2 levels and yes that was after pangea was formed (pangea formed ~300m years ago and broke apart ~200m years ago)

the 80s it was global cooling, 90s global warming, 2000;s global warming until the scam was uncovered with the "climate change forecasting software", now its climate change because its going to be 20-30 degrees Fahrenheit under the average for this time of year today in florida, and the eco-terrorists protesting global warming look like idiots in a blizzard.

i dont think they know enough to know shit to be honest, but that doesnt stop them from stealing more of your money so they can feel good about themselves.

There is probably a great many different factors that influence that.

As I said before the current landmass distribution does favor an ice age by itself and that seems to be the reason why the average state of earth in the last ~2.4 million years is a glacial period, yet when solar activity is high, the gulf stream strong, the earth-sun distance relatively small ( it's very constant to be honest, but there are ever so slight variances there) and maybe concentraton of climate active gases (CO2, methane, aqueous vapor,..) high enough then glaciers may melt faster in the (northern hemnisphere) summer than they are formed in the winter and if that continues long enough then the effect amplifies itself as less glaciers means less albedo, so more sunrays hit soil/rock or water and are converted to infra-red rays.

Additionally oceans and soil may store climate active gases, but frosted soil can't emit that again, so the less perma frosted soil there is the more of these stored gases can be released to the air and warmer oceans release more of these gases aswell as for example a lot of methane is stored as methane-hydrate, which destabilizes if temperatures increase (there are complex CO2 based mechanism in the oceans aswell).

And that again is probably the main reason for the CO2 lag - these gases are emitted much more easily if it's warmer. Volcanic activity, which can be another big source of those, ofcourse is totally unrelated to global mean temperatures though.

Well Australia had its hottest record in March LOL. Max temp and number of days over 30degrees C

so some place has to be colder to compensate.

Another thing is although there are a small % of glacier's expanding , the expansion is at a small rate and they tend to share a location , along with physical characteristics that make them susceptible too  increased rainfall and in some situations snowfall , and  that's now occurring because of evaporation from warming ocean water and prevailing winds , the increased rainfall acts as a lubricant , this reminds us that the worlds climate isn't uniform and a cooling or warming can effect parts of the world differently depending on geological terrain and other factors ,even those that are in a close proximity .

It sucks to have an entire continent stuck on a pole for millions of years.

This planet was beautiful once - wet, warm, full of life on massive tropical rainforests and shallow seas, without massive deadspots like central asia or the sahara. But alas, all that carbon being sequestered wasn't easily replenished. 

We're growing on ruins we've learned to call home....

CO2 is not the trigger, it can lead to increased warming or cooling. Depending where you dig into the ice, you'll find that CO2 concentrations either lead or lag temperature changes by several hundred years. There is a member potholer54 on youtube who has several vids that explain what you are looking for.

Oh, just figured I'd add onto the marvel that is this April for us.

Yes folks, yet another Winter Storm Warning (the 3rd one) has been issued for central/southern MN. Saint cloud should get accumulations of 4-9" (I'm thinking about 5-7 in about 8 hours based on models). Minus a few snow showers later this week, this should be the last large accumulating snow.

This should put St. Cloud at a total of over 25" for the month, with localized areas having over 30" for the month of April (that is very very high for any month of any year).

There will also be these "deadspots". Places like tundra, desert and mountains are just natural landscapes that form as the plates move around and bump into each other. Say, if Antarctica wasn't where it is today, there would still be ice. It just happens. And i wouldn't call them deadspots, as they still have wildlife just less than the forests and jungles. And i also blame people for areas with little wildlife left, we destroyed their home and made it ours, without thinking of the consequences. It's why places which have few people and have been undisturbed must be protected from us. Not just places like the Amazon rainforest but places like alot of Alaska too.  

Yes we are. Just like last year we were facing global warming cuz the temperatures were higher than normal!