Well as opposed to the" you are wrong argument "I seem to hear. My post seem to be better substanciated. There's something called positive proof. Wich means that I come out with stuff to try to substanciate what I say. Then you have negative proof, which is what I get from someone like you. You don't put forward anything and simply try to invalidate what I say. Guess what.If you feel I'm wrong or misrepresenting something come out with alternative explanations, otherwise it gets kind of boring.Sorry crick I meant methane not calcium carbonateWhat do you mean?
Well there is an hypothese. To my conservative friends, note that I use hypothese that the rise in sea temperatures at a certain point will cause something called a clathrate gun effect.
The clathrate gun hypothesis is the popular name given to the hypothesis that increases in sea temperatures (and/or falls in sea level) can trigger the sudden release of methane from methane clathrate compounds buried in seabeds and that contained within seabed permafrost which, because the methane itself is a powerful greenhouse gas, leads to further temperature rise and further methane clathrate destabilization – in effect initiating a runaway process as irreversible, once started, as the firing of a gun.
Sounds like a pile of unscientific crap