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Quantification of ocean heat uptake from changes in atmospheric O 2 and CO 2 composition | Nature
New study in Nature showing ocean heating to be at the upper range of previous estimates. Among other things, this raises the lower end of the range of estimated equilibrium climate sensitivity from 1.5C back to 2.0C.
How much warmer are those deep oceans in degrees? And explain the mechanism by which mans CO2 emissions in the atmosphere warmed them.
Let me guess...you don't know how much warmer in degrees, or are to embarrassed to say it...and you can't even begin to describe a rational, scientifically valid mechanism for the atmosphere warming the deep oceans...
You are easily fooled skidmark.
Another thing...I guess you are unaware that they are estimating the entire heat uptake of all the oceans since 1991on atmospheric measurements of O2 and CO2, not on actual temperatures...that is right up there with claiming to have found the tropospheric hot spot in wind instead of temperatures...if this is the sort of bullshit that convinces you that climate science is right, then you are even more stupid than I thought...and I have always thought that in addition to being a congenital liar, you were a top shelf moron.
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