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It is clear that CO2 concentration in the atmosphere has nothing to do with the earth temperature.
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That's ridiculous and clearly violates a fundamental law of science called Conservation of Energy. If heat isn't created, where's the extra energy trapped by CO2 going? Statistically only half would be released into space. What about the other half?
Its gen ed earth science for crissakes.
General earth science??
okay then tell me, is current weather (now or the short term) any valid indicator of overall climate?
Well if you say yes like the OP tries to imply, than the same answer would have to apply when the claims go the other way.
For example: A year ago we had an increase in arctic ice coverage, and along with that we had a very cold winter and lower overall temps worldwide. When we (anti-AGW crowd) mentioned this we were summarily told how this was unscientific and that current weather (now or local) was not a valid indicator of overall climate (long term or global). And if we did not provide scientific sources we were doubly corrected....
Now we have oldrocks posting a topic talking about current weather (now and local), and implying it being an indicator of overall climate (long term or global). With no scientific evidence to base this claim on in the OP at all.
So then I ask you a simple logical question.... What is the difference?
Weather patterns change, and part of what drives those changes is warmer water. That doesn't mean its going to be overall colder or hotter in the immediate future, but that storms will be stronger. Any general education earth science book will explain this. Those stronger storms have happened. Additionally, when ice forms on the top, the surface, that does not mean that HUGE layers of arctic ice have not melted precedent to the event of new ice forming. That arctic ice melt added freshwater to the oceans. That brackish water warms faster than saltwater, and that warmth powers stronger storms. These storms fueled by warmer water are part of a pattern of climate change. It isn't just co2 (and yes I'm to lazy to use the script to make that look correct), but methane released by the glaciers, and that gas makes co2 look like a punk in comparison.
ANY general education earth science book, and it goes back a smidge to when I got out of high school. Did everyone here skip science class? This is NOT new people.
konrad,
I posted this for you before but clearly you either chose to not read it or didn't see it the first time around so here you go. Maybe there isn't missing energy after all?
Some Comments on Earth?s ?Missing Energy? Roy Spencer, Ph. D.
It is clear that CO2 concentration in the atmosphere has nothing to do with the earth temperature.
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That's ridiculous and clearly violates a fundamental law of science called Conservation of Energy. If heat isn't created, where's the extra energy trapped by CO2 going? Statistically only half would be released into space. What about the other half?
konrad,
I posted this for you before but clearly you either chose to not read it or didn't see it the first time around so here you go. Maybe there isn't missing energy after all?
Some Comments on Earth?s ?Missing Energy? Roy Spencer, Ph. D.
It is clear that CO2 concentration in the atmosphere has nothing to do with the earth temperature.
-----------------------------
That's ridiculous and clearly violates a fundamental law of science called Conservation of Energy. If heat isn't created, where's the extra energy trapped by CO2 going? Statistically only half would be released into space. What about the other half?
How about telling me about it. I'm able to succinctly frame my argument. How about doing the same for yours. I don't have time to waste reading every little article you find that may bolster your point. How about in your own words, if you have any? Simply parroting someone else dosen't cut it. I might as well go talk to them. You'd be a waste of time.
konrad,
I posted this for you before but clearly you either chose to not read it or didn't see it the first time around so here you go. Maybe there isn't missing energy after all?
Some Comments on Earth?s ?Missing Energy? Roy Spencer, Ph. D.
It is clear that CO2 concentration in the atmosphere has nothing to do with the earth temperature.
-----------------------------
That's ridiculous and clearly violates a fundamental law of science called Conservation of Energy. If heat isn't created, where's the extra energy trapped by CO2 going? Statistically only half would be released into space. What about the other half?
How about telling me about it. I'm able to succinctly frame my argument. How about doing the same for yours. I don't have time to waste reading every little article you find that may bolster your point. How about in your own words, if you have any? Simply parroting someone else dosen't cut it. I might as well go talk to them. You'd be a waste of time.