What law of physics do you propose opposes the outcome of runaway warming, from onslaught of GHGs and the tendencies, which are evident, relative to such an onslaught?
Sure bob. Unlike you, I actually can answer science questions and I don't have to do a load of cut and paste in hopes of perhaps posting something that relates to the questions I am being asked.
Off the top of my head, the four physical laws that are violated by the greenhouse effect as described by climate science are the first and second laws of thermodynamics, the law of conservation of energy, and the Stefan_Boltzman laws.
And the idea of runaway warming is so stupid that even climate scientists don't mention it any more. Most of the world's population knows by now that atmospheric CO2 concentrations have historically been as high as 7000ppm with no runaway warming so the idea that anything less than 7000ppm might cause warming is sheer idiocy.
YOU are the retard, who can't read a graph, yet you make demands. YOU come up with a law of physics, which might be violated, queen of wingpunks. Don't forget to offer theory.[/B][/I]
It is clear that it is you who can't read a graph bob. I gave you one that simply expressed temperature over a long period of time and you couldn't make heads nor tails of it, then you asked for one that showed temperature and CO2 concentrations and that one escaped you as well. Using the two graphs you couldn't answer two simple questions and still can't answer them. The questions were:
1. What was the average temperature of the earth before it decended into the present ice age?
2. What was the atmospheric CO2 concentration prior to entering the present ice age?
With two graphs that explicitly gave this information and were in fact created to express the answers to those questions, you were unable to give an answer. Then blab on about me not being able to read a graph as if anyone here, even old rocks, would beleive that I can't read a graph. I am laughing in your face bob. Great big donky laughs. HE HAWWW HHHEEEE HAAWWWWW.