Any debate on global warming now OVER!?

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Did the cave men cause the climate to change and kill it?

Greg
I don't know. They certainly hunted and ate them. Did they burn large areas of tundra as part of those hunts? Maybe so and that may have altered the local climate some.

Interesting discussion but the real point is that, whatever the cause of the climate change, the mastodons went extinct.
 
Jurassic gas
CO2
Volcanic activity
"rising" 🤡 temperatures
the 3mm
coral bleaching
the glaciers
the polar bears

Where is the hard evidence anybody is caring?

Voters don't care :bye1:
Energy policy-makers don't care :bye1:
China and India could not possibly be more disinterested :bye1:
Solar/Wind still a joke :bye1:


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To a person, none of the climate obsessed in here understand how the world works. The level of naive is profound.....

"But the science...."

You dolts...the big banks and private equity companies run to planet. They don't give two shits about the climate.:boobies::boobies::boobies:. Ever hear of hedge funds?

Invest biGlY in fossil fuels... going away...neVeR.



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AhhhhHaaaaa

Thread kicked off just 2 weeks ago and already almost 600 replies:backpedal:

The last one was top of page 1 of this forum daily for 13 years....

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Vlostok has Co2 data, and it has isotope data, and calling isotope "temp" data is laughable.

And we know from the satellite and balloon data that Co2 does absolutely nothing...
There are several types of evidence for glacial cycles, including:


  • Geological evidence
    Glaciers leave behind geological evidence such as striations, which are scratches or grooves left by glaciers dragging rocks against bedrock. Other geological evidence includes glacial moraines, drumlins, valley cutting, and tillites, which are deposits of poorly sorted sediment that have turned to rock.


  • Ice cores
    Ice cores from Greenland contain chemicals that indicate the climate when the ice was formed.


  • Rock deposits from the ocean floor
    Rock deposits from the ocean floor contain chemicals that indicate the climate when the rocks were formed.


  • Diatom fossils
    The nitrogen isotopes in the silica shells of diatoms, which are floating algae that grow in Antarctic surface waters, vary with the amount of unused nitrogen in the surface water.
 


During the Jurassic period, the primary source of carbon dioxide (CO2) in the atmosphere was volcanic activity; large-scale volcanic eruptions released significant amounts of CO2 into the air, contributing to the warmer climate of the Jurassic era compared to today.


Key points about CO2 during the Jurassic:


  • High CO2 levels:
    The Jurassic period is believed to have had significantly higher atmospheric CO2 concentrations than present, likely several times higher due to volcanic emissions.
  • Volcanic eruptions:
    Massive volcanic eruptions, particularly from mid-ocean ridges and hotspots, were the main source of this CO2 release.
  • Organic decay:
    Decomposition of large amounts of organic matter from plants and animals also contributed to CO2 levels, though volcanic activity is considered the dominant source.


 
There are several types of evidence for glacial cycles, including:


  • Geological evidence
    Glaciers leave behind geological evidence such as striations, which are scratches or grooves left by glaciers dragging rocks against bedrock. Other geological evidence includes glacial moraines, drumlins, valley cutting, and tillites, which are deposits of poorly sorted sediment that have turned to rock.


  • Ice cores
    Ice cores from Greenland contain chemicals that indicate the climate when the ice was formed.


  • Rock deposits from the ocean floor
    Rock deposits from the ocean floor contain chemicals that indicate the climate when the rocks were formed.


  • Diatom fossils
    The nitrogen isotopes in the silica shells of diatoms, which are floating algae that grow in Antarctic surface waters, vary with the amount of unused nitrogen in the surface water.



This is hilariously misleading...

1. the scratches can be interpreted "differently" apparently since your side says something very different than was accepted 12 years ago. In fact, during the summer, an advancing ice age like Greenland was 2 million - 700 years ago will "retreat" a few inches during summer. For the year as a whole, it advanced 10 feet. That doesn't change the fact that the Greenland ice sheet began up north 1-2 million years ago and moved south, only in the 1400s freezing out life on the southern tip... the vikings, well documented history, and a central talking point of the 1970s global COOLING scam.

2. ice cores completely refute "interglacials" since Greenland and AA grew new ice layers straight through the "interglacial"

Fossils and rocks are evidence, and precisely none of that supports "glacials"

The "glacials" are the Co2 FRAUD's attempt to escape the indisputable truth that

Greenland froze while North America thawed
 


During the Jurassic period, the primary source of carbon dioxide (CO2) in the atmosphere was volcanic activity; large-scale volcanic eruptions released significant amounts of CO2 into the air, contributing to the warmer climate of the Jurassic era compared to today.


Key points about CO2 during the Jurassic:


  • High CO2 levels:
    The Jurassic period is believed to have had significantly higher atmospheric CO2 concentrations than present, likely several times higher due to volcanic emissions.
  • Volcanic eruptions:
    Massive volcanic eruptions, particularly from mid-ocean ridges and hotspots, were the main source of this CO2 release.
  • Organic decay:
    Decomposition of large amounts of organic matter from plants and animals also contributed to CO2 levels, though volcanic activity is considered the dominant source.




Loyally parroting anything and everything that claims Co2 is the "driver" and then claims to be a "skeptic..."

Ding = taxpayer funded Co2 FRAUD "faux skeptic"
 
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