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Originally posted by sumdumguy View PostI agree Furrow. It's fine for the wingnuts to stick to the cult, but the problem with that is that they want the rest of us to pay for it, maybe Albertafarmer will. Go for it!
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Originally posted by furrowtickler View Post
Proof that CO2 follows behind natural global warming trends .
Or perhaps this is a better presentation of the same CO2 data.which NASA has published. Interesting that in the last 400,000 years, through all the warming/cooling/glaciation that CO2 levels have never exceeded 300ppm yet over the last 70 years it has jumped from just over 300ppm in 1950 to over 404ppm today. Yet climate change deniers say Antarctica is cooling. Care to explain furrowtickler? How does this support your claims?
Second, why has CO2 levels gone up by more than 100PPM in the last 70 years if climate change is a hoax? Where is this CO2 coming from if not man and if there is no global warming? And if CO2 is a green house gas, how can the earth not warm significantly given this huge increase recently?
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Originally posted by blackpowder View PostRefer to Patrick Moores lecture to the GWPF.
So again, look at the NASA graph, and given Moore's assertion in his lecture, tell me Blackpowder, what changed in the last century that has blown a 400,000 plus year correlation of temperature and CO2?
Moore also claims man is the only species who can bring back CO2 levels from the low of 180PPM after the last ice age. But if you again look at the charts, CO2 has bounced back naturally after each ice age. Fossil fuel has only had an major impact in the last few centuries.
No argument that we need CO2 in atmosphere. However you can not just look at one factor like CO2. You have to consider all the feedback loops and associated impacts. If tempertures rise and all glaciers melt, where will major cites get water once the glaciers are gone? If sea levels rise flooding coastal farmland and cities, where will these people go, who will pay for the losses? What will be the impact on farms if we have more severe storms, more disease and insects due to a change in climate, expansion of deserts (most deserts in the world are expanding)Last edited by dmlfarmer; Dec 23, 2016, 17:05.
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