chestertonrules wrote:Goat wrote:
Please support your claim [that "CO2 is an insignificant factor" when it comes to climate] with a peer reviewed scientific journal, and not some mining engineer...
I've provided the chart multiple times, and the nurse has already admitted that there is no historical proof that CO2 increases cause temperature increases. Our temperatures are controlled by other factors. High CO2 levels will not stop an ice age.
You've seriously mischaracterized my posts. What I've said is that the evidence for such has been discussed
ad nauseum within this thread.
<<<"Our temperatures are controlled by other factors.">>>
Such as???
<<<"High CO2 levels will not stop an ice age.">>>
This is a unsubstantiated claim, and a strawman. We are discussing greenhouse warming, not "stopping an ice age".
chestertonrules wrote:If you can provide historical evidence that rising CO2 levels have led to rising temperatures, feel free!
Well, the following is what was discussed in
post #104:
chestertonrules wrote:... Look at the charts. CO2 increases LAG temperature increases. ...
Can you pleaseeeeeee source this claim for once!!! Nevermind, I know that you won’t bother. Therfore, let us take the time and follow the sources backwards to see where your claim comes from. You claim is that “CO2 increases LAG temperature increases.� There are numerous such claims on the internet and in Wall Street Journal editorials. Almost all of these arguments can be traced back to a 2007 movie named the
The Great Global Warming Swindle.
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Following the source backwards, we see that
The Great Global Warming Swindle is citing
(Callon et al, 2003). The article is “Timing of Atmospheric CO2 and Antarctic Temperature Changes Across Termination III�. FYI, Termination III is the period surrounding the
termination or end of a previous glacial period.
Here is what Caillon et al. says in their widely misquoted article: “This sequence of events is still in full agreement with the idea that CO2 plays, through its greenhouse effect, a key role in amplifying the initial orbital forcing.�(Page 1730)
“Finally, the situation at Termination III differs from the recent anthropogenic CO2 increase. … [W]e should distinguish between internal influences (such as the deglacial CO2 increase) and external influences (such as the anthropogenic CO2 increase) on the climate system. Although the recent CO2 increase has clearly been imposed first, as a result of anthropogenic activities, it naturally takes, at Termination III, some time for CO2 to outgas from the ocean once it starts to react to a climate change that is first felt in the atmosphere. The sequence of events during this Termination is fully consistent with CO2 participating in the latter ~4200 years of the warming. The radiative forcing due to CO2 may serve as an amplifier of initial orbital forcing, which is then further amplified by fast atmospheric feedbacks that are also at work for the present day and future climate.�(Page 1731)
Do you see any difference between this myth you keep peddling and what's found within the scientific literature??