Since Co2 does nothing, what does cause Earth climate change?

You do not have the correct definition of ice age....

You were debating whether there was 'abrupt climate change'...............why are you trying to change the topic?

Extensive sourcing provided for your enjoyment and you try to change the direction of the topic.
 
You were debating whether there was 'abrupt climate change'...............why are you trying to change the topic?

Extensive sourcing provided for your enjoyment and you try to change the direction of the topic.
Apparently his goofy belief in continent specific ice ages means they were not abrupt in cooling or warming.
 
You were debating whether there was 'abrupt climate change'...............why are you trying to change the topic?

Extensive sourcing provided for your enjoyment and you try to change the direction of the topic.


More like you trying to avoid answering basic climate questions...


1. water does not cause ice because it is too warm = 3rd grade science
2. milankovich aka McBullshit already destroyed on both poles




 
You are an idiot. I don’t waste my time arguing with idiots.

Continent specific ice ages? :rofl:



Correction - you won't try to refute that which you cannot....

What you push is completely refuted by ice cores.
 
Correction - you won't try to refute that which you cannot....

What you push is completely refuted by ice cores.
You don’t believe in ice core data because ice core data shows glacial and interglacial periods.
 
Apparently his goofy belief in continent specific ice ages means they were not abrupt in cooling or warming.


We have good data on Greenland

1-2 million years old
moved south about 1 mile every 1000 years
wiped out the Viking settlement on southern tip in 1400s, areas that today are buried under 600 ice layers

Not abrupt by any means, although the ice was hung up on the mountain range just above the southern tip when the Vikings settled there, and when it finally "smashed through" that mountain range, it did "abruptly" cancel the Vikings ability to farm and hunt...
 
Data says you are wrong.


LOL!!

You do not even understand what an ICE CORE IS and WHAT IT PROVES...


TO OBTAIN ICE CORE DATA requires the continent specific ice age to GROW A NEW ICE LAYER EVERY YEAR and your side claims that was during "interglacials" where the "ice melted" except the ice cores prove 97% of Earth ice did not melt, it just GREW ANOTHER ICE LAYER EVERY YEAR...

Go back to 3rd grade and try to pass this time...
 
We have good data on Greenland

1-2 million years old
moved south about 1 mile every 1000 years
wiped out the Viking settlement on southern tip in 1400s, areas that today are buried under 600 ice layers

Not abrupt by any means, although the ice was hung up on the mountain range just above the southern tip when the Vikings settled there, and when it finally "smashed through" that mountain range, it did "abruptly" cancel the Vikings ability to farm and hunt...
Why isn’t there good data from ice cores from Antarctica?
 
You do not even understand what an ICE CORE IS and WHAT IT PROVES...
Trying to change the direction again. LOL........there was abrupt climate change, sorry to pee in your Wheaties,
 
Why isn’t there good data from ice cores from Antarctica?


There is, unless you are dumb enough to consider oxygen isotoping as a good measure of planetary temperature.

But the ice cores prove Antarctica grew every year, completely refuting

interglacials
Milankovich
water causes ice
 
there was abrupt climate change


because you can parrot a CO2 FRAUD fudge story??

That's your definition of "proof?"

Is the atmosphere warming, read this and decide...

 
There is, unless you are dumb enough to consider oxygen isotoping as a good measure of planetary temperature.

But the ice cores prove Antarctica grew every year, completely refuting

interglacials
Milankovich
water causes ice
What do you believe they are using from the Greenland ice cores?

Because it’s oxygen isotope ratios.
 
But the ice cores prove Antarctica grew every year, completely refuting
That’s not what they showed. They showed glacial and interglacial periods. When the northern hemisphere glaciates or deglaciates, it affects temperatures planet wide, even in Antarctica.
 
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What do you believe they are using from the Greenland ice cores?

Because it’s oxygen isotope ratios.


So tell us, what caused those "spikes down" in Antarctic temperature....


or were those simple volcanic eruptions from AA peninsula that oxygen isotopes recorded UPSIDE DOWN???
 
They showed glacial and interglacial periods.


LOL!!!

There was an "interglacial"

How do you know?

Because THE ICE GREW STRAIGHT THROUGH THE INTERGLACIAL and we got data from it....

So if the ICE GREW, how was that an "interglacial?"
 
So tell us, what caused those "spikes down" in Antarctic temperature....


or were those simple volcanic eruptions from AA peninsula that oxygen isotopes recorded UPSIDE DOWN???
The northern hemisphere deglaciating. It’s common knowledge. For the past 3 million years the southern pole has had extensive continental glaciation. As the northern hemisphere glaciated it got colder in Antarctica. When the northern hemisphere deglaciating, it got warmer in Antarctica. But Antarctica had extensive continental glaciation throughout the glacial interglacial cycle.

But back to my point, if you accept Greenland ice core data then you are accepting oxygen isotope ratios as a proxy for temperature.
 
Is the atmosphere warming, read this and decide...
That's cute......................however has nothing to do with data on abrupt climate change.....well before satellite/weather balloon technology.
 
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