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I can literally google anything that will tell me what I want to believe, does not mean that peer reviewed literature states this information you refuse to cite.....is actually true and if it were.....why are you taking it out of context?
You first come back with zero data, only an urge to "google" something....then you claim that these "scientists" are refering to climate change when they talk about natural methane being released into the atmosphere? Where is the sediment research, why has this information not come out with ice core studies? Why has this data not been published by a peer reviewed journal?
Ill tell you why, because you are taking something out of context thats why. The deep ocean releases sulfur and silicates at alarming rates.....this does not mean it has any correlation with climate change or global warming does it? No, but I can certainly make it SEEM as though it does right?
Second, you cant even name the cycle that earth has in place to deal with c02.....its called the CARBON CYCLE, maybe you should research on what exactly this is....maybe you will find out that there are trillions of micro-organisms in the ocean that absorb literally 48% of all the excess carbon that we have spewed out....thankfully they are keeping us from killing ourselves but what you refuse to read is that countless journals and scientific research facilities in the East coast, the Arctic, the North pole....etc all say the same thing, that this natural cycle is over extending itself and that we do not have enough species of carbon absorbing organisms on earth to maintain the exponential growth rate of C02 concentrations in the earths atmosphere and in the ocean.........The atmosphere, as you probably dont know...only holds about 20% of the earths entire concentration of c02, that is where you are stuck.
You cant say that methane in the atmosphere will cause anything when not even c02 in the atmosphere is the main cource of climate change. You actually think that climate change is a one, two, three problem? Wow, I see this all the time...people who think that climate change is not a huge complex equalibrium that involves not only the atmosphere but more importantly the OCEAN. The PH balance of the ocean, the sediemtology, the oceanography, the over extended carbon cycle, water cycle, nitrogen cycle....the dillution of fresh water in the ocean and the rise of salt water to the upper ocean which ***** up the north atlantic current, the main source of heat transport in the ocean.
How can you think that climate change is really effected by natural methane being released into the atmosphere when literally billions of C02 parts per square inch, are rising at visibly and detectable rates all over the globe.