frigidweirdo
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Of course we can, in some ways. For instance, we can take fixed carbon out of the ground and add it to the climatic carbon cycle, increasing the greenhouse effect and acidifying the oceans.Look, retard. Nobody can control the climate.Yes we can.But again, there's a difference between climate change and MAN MADE climate change.
The biggest problem is we CAN'T control the climate.
It's called living in a cave.
Living in a cave doesn't control the climate, sorry. You might be able to control the climate in the cave, but not the climate of the world.
Fucking idiot!!
What MAN puts up yearly into the atmosphere is only 5% of what NATURE puts up there. And nature SINKS about 1/2 of that. And 1/2 of what's charged to MAN is just phony accounting anyways.
The yearly NATURAL VARIATION of carbon cycling is bigger than man's contribution.
So looking for say 2% of the SOURCE side of the carbon cycle is a pretty damn small number compared to our ability to measure the SINK side of the cycle. I'd say this experiment is "poorly documented"..
The problem here is that the world is about balance.
If we have too much sun,we get cancer. If we have too little sun, we get cancer.
If we get too much water, we die, if we don't get enough water, we die.
If we get too much oxygen, we die, if don't get enough oxygen, we die.
Saying that it's only 5% of what's out there is like saying that we're getting 5% too much sun, or 5% too much water, or 5% too much oxygen. That could kill us.