CO2 Has Almost No Effect on Global Temperature, Says Leading Climate Scientist
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What did you mean when you said you'd heard the poles continue to shift? The movement of the magnetic poles is not due to plate tectonics.
You could have said it simpler. Plate tectonics were responsible for the northern pole becoming thermally isolated from warmer marine currents and lowered the temperature threshold for glaciation. Plate tectonics play no role in ending glacial periods. We are still in an ice age. It began 3 million years ago.
ReinyDays
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Which data indicates the Greenland is not part of the North American continent? ... see how close they are on the map? ...
You're too stupid to understand ... if we use `100,000,000 years` as our time period, we can demonstrate that indeed continental motion changes climate ... climate would be different if The Amazon and The Congo were connected, and NOT separated by the Atlantic Ocean ... duh ...
We laugh at you because we're talking about Quaternary glaciations, within the past 2 million years ... dumbass ... you know ... with the Atlantic Ocean ...
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And out of the other side of your mouth comes this beauty ... so, you now agree Orbital Motions (including Milankovitch cycles) don't have anything to do with climate? ...
Two-faced LIAR ...
You have completely misunderstood me. I fully accept the role of Milankovitch forcing in our glacial cycles, I was simply wondering, when jc456 said "the poles continue to shift", which poles he was talking about. And guessing that he probably meant the magnetic poles and since the prior conversation had centered around plate tectonics, I thought he might be under the misapprehension that the wandering of the magnetic poles was due to tectonic plate movement.
I do not know HOW you took my query to indicate I rejected Milankovitch forcing. I'm the mainstream science guy around here. If you're ever wondering what I think on any particularl issue, your best guess would be whatever the majority of mainstream scientists are saying.
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You have failed to document anything except you are a science invalid parroting moron who cannot explain how two continents close to each other did the exact opposite, one froze while the other thawed, but you can spew a lot of parroted crap trying to obscure that truth.
Your theory is Co2. How did the SAME AMOUNT of ATMOSPHERIC Co2 melt NA and freeze Greenland AT THE SAME TIME....
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LOL!!!
To a PARROT, everyone is a PARROT, since PARROTING is ALL a PARROT "knows."
Find my "source..."
LOL!!!
Hint - Chris Wray knows who my "source" is....
Science is about TRUTH, not PARROTING.
Finding TRUTH requires THINKING and ASKING QUESTIONS....
You still cannot answer my questions....
ReinyDays
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Were you ever going to explain how you concluded I rejected the idea of Milankovitch forcing?
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No one can separate your "questions" from your butthurt rambling, so you need to be specific about what your "questions" are.
Ahead of time, I'm going to guess that "You're just making stupid crap up" will be the correct response to the "questions".
I base that on the fact that "You're just making stupid crap up" is the correct answer to 95% of questions from deniers. Their questions usually aren't actually questions. They're big ol' lies phrased as questions.
Co2 at it's current level of approx 415 ppm is so bad, the optimum co2 in a commercial greenhouse is 1,500 ppm.
Why?
Most plants evolved in the last 250 million years when co2 levels were around 1,200 ppm. Plants are designed for co2 levels of 1,200 ppm to 1,500 ppm.
Why?
Most plants evolved in the last 250 million years when co2 levels were around 1,200 ppm. Plants are designed for co2 levels of 1,200 ppm to 1,500 ppm.
Which particular math would you like to see and what lie do you believe I've been telling?
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