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Did you hear? The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) fifth assessment report, states the TCR is likely between 1C to 2.5C.
What were the facts?
And what would you do with facts?
You should start with the fact that simple physics shows the instantaneous radiative forcing to be 1C per doubling of CO2. Because that's the most important fact to start with.
Not if you use thermal depolymerization. Of course that process isn't for commercially producing oil and gas.
And you think that evidence proves what?
That they are dismissing key data for political purposes. Because they sure as hell aren't acting like scientists.
Again, what does your evidence prove against todays climate.
Don't you know that the IPCC agrees that the simple physics shows that the radiative forcing effect of CO2 is 1C per doubling of CO2? That's the basis for their low end estimate of TCR of 1C.
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Again, what does your paleo climate obsession affect todays climate change.Don't you know that the IPCC agrees that the simple physics shows that the radiative forcing effect of CO2 is 1C per doubling of CO2? That's the basis for their low end estimate of TCR of 1C.
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For starters it shows the current warming trend began 400 years ago which was 150 years before CO2 could have caused it.
No, no it does not.
Yes, it did. It began when the little ice age reached it's glacial maximum and then began warming. It's been warming ever since.
Secondly, this interglacial period is 2C cooler than the previous interglacial periods so it hasn't reached it's peak temperature yet that it naturally warms to every interglacial period before temperature effects on ocean water density and salinity coupled with changing wind patterns from solar radiation variability causes the AMOC to switch off and disrupt heat transfer from the Atlantic to the Arctic thus causing temperatures to plunge. Like it has been doing for the past 3 million years.
Thirdly, the empirical climate data shows the planet cooling for millions of years with 50% more CO2 than today which means the planet is not sensitive to CO2.
Fourthly, the empirical climate data shows the planet is uniquely configured for colder temperatures, not warmer temperatures.
