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Ame®icano;9010599 said:And because of it's complexity, climate system cannot be based on just correlation of temperature and CO2 emission. Pro GW scientists are screaming that increase of CO2 also increase the temperature. That was also a main theme of the Al Gore's movie, or should I say power point presentation. First of all, global warming science is not proven, it's settled science. Second, correlation does not prove the causation. That theory, and its still just theory is debunked.
I am not scientist, but just like many of you, I follow what's going on. I red that increase of CO2 doesn't cause temperature increase, but the other way around. If GW scientists are nor political hacks and looking for real proof, they would not settle for most convenient explanation that suits the agenda, but would look for the answers how increased CO2 causes global warming. Since there is no real explanation nor real science behind it, of course they gonna fix the data and provide settled answers. Bottom line, THAT song that they play over and over is, and will continue to pay their bills.
However, people make educated guesses.
So, when Mao killed all the birds because they ate the crops, his guess was the crops would thrive. It wasn't an educated guess, it was based on simply "logic".
However he forgot to take stuff into account, like the insects which eat the crops worse than the birds, and the birds ate the insects, so crops were MORE damaged afterwards.
So with climate change we're looking at an increase in CO2.
We know CO2 levels rise and fall naturally alongside temperature rises. We're not sure (as far as I can tell) what the impact of CO2 is on temperatures.
However what we can tell from recent history is that temperatures ARE RISING when they should be falling. The only difference we can see is that CO2 levels are rising massively.
Now, he's the part where we gamble. Do we say "it won't have an impact", or do we say "it might have an impact" or do we say "it will have an impact"?
An educated guess would suggest that as temperatures have been changing with a rise in CO2 levels, which are a greenhouse gases that do cause warming anyway, that perhaps something will happen.