Toronado3800
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Grade school children can increase the CO2 level in a sealed fish tank and compare its temperature to one with the "normal" atmospheric mix. The general warming effect of greenhouse gasses isn't up for debate. We can argue how much is needed to heat up the planet.What is man doing to increase the temperature? And if you say producing more CO2 please provide a study that shows where a scientist has been able to increase the temperature by increasing CO2. I have not seen this anywhere...
Bad number. You're comparing emissions from the last 200 years to the last 4.5 billion? I should hope they'd be more out of whack!You Liberals can Stop Misplacing Guilt now... At least on this Issue.
Two is my Favorite... So far:
Man-made carbon dioxide emissions throughout human history constitute less than 0.00022 percent of the total naturally emitted from the mantle of the earth during geological history.
Each year man contributes between 2% and 5.5% to the CO2 in the atmosphere depending on who you believe. That means we double it roughly every 20 to 50 years.