"The heat welling up from Earth’s interior beneath ice sheets and glaciers has nothing to do with the relatively rapid change in climate over recent decades, driven mainly by human emissions of greenhouse gases that warm the atmosphere.
Talk, talk, talk and more talk from the fake engineer pretending that he has a clue. Do you ever research anything beyond the effort it takes to drink the kook aid?
It is abundantly clear that you have no inkling of what is being learned in recent years about undersea volcanic activity. I guess you are completely unaware of the rapidly growing body of evidence demonstrating that El Nino events are the result of undersea volcanic activity. Do you want to try and make the case that El Nino has no effect on the climate? Here is a graphic showing the amount of geothermal emission from the surface of the earth. Clearly it is not an insignificant amount of energy.
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Geothermal Emission at the surface
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Heat sources from the deep Earth can remain steady for 50, 90 or 100 million years; human-driven climate change is occurring over mere decades and centuries. "
New observations and refined modeling allow scientists to peer beneath the ice of Greenland and Antarctica.
climate.nasa.gov
If undersea volcanic activity is responsible for El Nino events, then clearly the undersea volcanic activity is cyclical as well as there could be no La Nina events if the sea bed volcanoes and vents were steady in their output. You are operating 15 years behind fake engineer. Much has been learned and much evidence has been gathered while you and yours have been busy manipulating temperature data records.
Here...have a look at some science that isn't 15 years out of date.
www.plateclimatology.com
https://www.plateclimatology.com/further-proof-el-nios-are-fueled-by-deepsea-geological-heat-flowHot spots, such as those that created Iceland and ripped a scar across Greenland, that created the Hawaiian Islands and exist beneath Antarctica, do not turn themselves on and off on a human time scale. The increased melting of Antarctica and Greenland have done precisely that.
Again...try looking for some information that is not 15 to 50 years out of date. You claim to be an "ocean" engineer...how is it that you are unaware of all the new information and research happening regarding undersea volcanic activity. Science itself has freely admitted that it has "grossly" underestimated the extent of undersea volcanic activity. Scientists now think that 90% of the volcanic activity on earth is happening on the sea bed and only about 3% of that real estate is actively monitored... in short, science has no real handle on how much energy is being released by volcanoes that we can’t see, but they admit that they have grossly underestimated how much of it is happening at any given time.
And by the way, what "rapid" climate change are you talking about? Where is it happening? If one looks at the temperature history of the earth by region, most of the earth as seen very little change over the past 150 years...there are a couple of regions that have seen some warming and a few more that have seen cooling...the only place that global anything is seen is in the highly manipulate, homogenized, infilled, and completely meaningless global temperature data...and when you look at that data, it is clear that the warmest places on earth are invariably the places with the least instrumental coverage needing the most infilling...