Why is the goal 2°C by 2100 copilot

[westwall]

No it was actually a historical chart

No, it isn't.

 

[westwall]

By 2050. A lot of people don't know that China and India are doing well. Use per capita data.

By 2050 China's population will be below 1 billion. And 25 years after that it will be half of what it is now.

 

[Manonthestreet]

Been a very cool spring in MN. I am still sometimes going out the door with my winter coat on in the morning

 

[catatomic]

How​

Scientists measure temperature and CO2 levels in the past using various methods, including:

• Ice cores: Extracted from Arctic and Antarctic ice sheets, ice cores contain tiny air bubbles that measure CO2 levels and provide a record of past atmospheric conditions.
  
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• Isotopes: Naturally occurring isotopes in sediment layers and rocks provide clues about past temperatures and climate.
  
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• Proxy data: Records used to infer atmospheric properties such as temperature and precipitation, including ice cores and tree rings.
  
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  These methods allow scientists to reconstruct past climates and understand how human activities have impacted the Earth's temperature and CO2 levels

No, it isn't.

Based on the things I mentioned

 

[catatomic]

By 2050 China's population will be below 1 billion. And 25 years after that it will be half of what it is now.

Long-Term Decline: UN projections suggest China's population could shrink to 1.3 billion by 2050, and some estimates suggest a potential decline to 633 million by 2100.

Probably already factored in

 

[westwall]

Been a very cool spring in MN. I am still sometimes going out the door with my winter coat on in the morning

Yeah, we are still getting snow. Of course we are in the mountains, so we make our own weather.

 

[westwall]

How​

Scientists measure temperature and CO2 levels in the past using various methods, including:

• Ice cores: Extracted from Arctic and Antarctic ice sheets, ice cores contain tiny air bubbles that measure CO2 levels and provide a record of past atmospheric conditions.
  
  3
• Isotopes: Naturally occurring isotopes in sediment layers and rocks provide clues about past temperatures and climate.
  
  1
• Proxy data: Records used to infer atmospheric properties such as temperature and precipitation, including ice cores and tree rings.
  
  1
  
  These methods allow scientists to reconstruct past climates and understand how human activities have impacted the Earth's temperature and CO2 levels

Based on the things I mentioned

I'm a geologist, I even helped with the early development of one of the techniques you mention, but don't understand.

What you are presenting is manipulated data.

That means it's no longer factual.

 

[catatomic]

I'm a geologist, I even helped with the early development of one of the techniques you mention, but don't understand.

What you are presenting is manipulated data.

That means it's no longer factual.

Show me don't tell me sir

 

[catatomic]

Lol, just looked at american geological society on climate change

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Because it's happening about 1000 times faster than previously, making it harder to adapt

How fast is it happening now? Still no link?

 

[westwall]

Lol, just looked at american geological society on climate change

Yeah? So? Politics.

Ever heard of the logic fail called "APPEAL TO AUTHORITY "?

You just did it.

 

[catatomic]

Yeah? So? Politics.

Ever heard of the logic fail called "APPEAL TO AUTHORITY "?

You just did it.

I was laughing about it smarty

 

[Eman623]

By 2050. A lot of people don't know that China and India are doing well. Use per capita data.

Why? Does the climate think to itself, "Yeah, China is pumping more CO2 than any other country, but it's spread out over a larger population. So it's not a problem?"

CO2 is CO2. Right now we contribute about 2x per capita what China does. But they're moving up while we're moving down. By 2040-2050 they will probably pass us per capita.

Also, when I see a chart like the one I posted that suggests the world will ever go to zero CO2 emissions, it just tells me that climatologists have a sense of humor. Either that, or they are the last people you would ever want to put in charge of energy policy.

 

[westwall]

I was laughing about it smarty

I'm sure you were. Doesn't alter a darned thing though.

What's funny is every one of those people yammering on about global warming, ALL make their living from pushing the fraud.

Every. Single. One.

 

[EMH]

Then we have a full 2C to go because Planet Earth has not warmed at all.

Sincerely,


highly correlated satellite and balloon ACTUAL unFUDGED data
Surface Air Pressure
No Breakout in Cane Activity
No Ocean Rise
No Ongoing Net Ice Melt