Then why is it that whenever there is a major volcanic eruption there is an immediate, measurable impact on the weather? We've been pumping billions of tons of CO2 into the atmosphere for over a century and we are arguing if the recorded rise of less than a degree is attributable to us. Do you see a problem there?
Apples and oranges. The immediate impact of a volcano is to LOWER temps due to pariculate matter and SO2 emissions, which block sunlight. Take THAT into account and the contribution of man may be "hidden by the decline" and actually be more than the degree so often mentioned. You really have to take EVERYTHING into account and not just the parts that fit your bias. It's what you keep telling us, but it doesn't seem to apply to you. Why not?
Apples and apples konrad. You claim that man puts more crap into the atmosphere then all of the volcanos on Earth and yet mans impact is arguable.... proveable only with computer models that can't recreate what occured ten days ago.
An eruption however causes an IMMEDIATE, MEASURABLE impact on weather. Seems to me you need to figure out what's really happening there, don't you?
We DO know and I explained it. Did you miss it or do you just ignore everything that doesn't fit your bias? Really, you're making this more of a religious argument than I am. You're operating totally on faith that we couldn't possibly doing anything to the environment, despite out history of pollution and our ability to destroy ourselves several times over.