RealDave
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There you go again. Claiming current climatologists are too stupid to consider anything beyond the present. How are these PhDs so stupid & you are so smart?
Got any examples of climate scientists pointing out that the past was much warmer than the present...or that the present is cooler than it has been for most of the past 10,000 years...or mentioning that the ice age the earth is exiting began with CO2 levels at or near 1000ppm? Any examples of climate science pointing out that the past makes it apparent that we have little to worry about?
You run in circles waving your arms screaming how CO2 levels were higher in the past yet you are too naive to consider what the Earth was like then. Our civilizations are build on our current climate.
At the onset of the ice age that the earth is presently exiting, the would have been almost indistinguishable from the present. And civilization over the past 10,000 years developed in a warmer climate than the present.
You ignore the ocean levels in those years with higher CO2 yet ocean levels of that time would devastate a high percentage of this planet's people. Let alone our food production. What if the higher temps lowered the production we get out of the bread belt? This effect is happening now.
CO2 levels had nothing to do with the climate...again, there isn't the first piece of observed, measured evidence which suggests that CO2 has any effect on climate whatsoever. But feel free to bring a piece of such evidence here if you believe it exists...good luck with that.
Still waiting on the first piece of observed, measured evidence to support the claim that action on CO2 needs to be taken...you clearly believe it does, but based on what actual evidence?This is how uneducated you must be. It is the ignorant people like you that prevent Congress from taking more action. Stupid, ignorant, uneducated assholes like you put my children's future in jeopardy.
Increasing temperatures the past 100+ years caused primarily by increases in greenhouse gases emissions If we can reduce these emissions, we can try to limit the increase in temps in the future until the Earth can catch up & remove some of the excess CO2. This could take many decades.
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