3) The Global Warming Trend does not follow the Sun activities close enough for it to be the cause of the trend.
4) The only thing we know of at this time that could be causing this global warming trend is CO2
5)We are talking about the release of trillions of tons of CO2 that has been buried for millions of years.
6) If we keep increasing will will make the planet uninhabitable by us.
Actually the "Global Warming Trend" follows Sun activities quite closely and CO2 levels not at all (at least when looking at recent variations in CO2 rather than over longer periods where CO2 levels at times were hundreds of times higher than their current levels).
Certainly given that there have been periods where, as I said, the level of CO2 was hundreds of times its current level, it's hard to take your "If we keep increasing will (sic) will make the planet uninhabitable by us." seriously.
Do you have evidence to back up your claim?
Finally, note that since the end of the last ice age we have seen two periods of higher temperatures than we have now and three periods of comparable temperatures.
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3) The Global Warming Trend does not follow the Sun activities close enough for it to be the cause of the trend. 4) The only thing we know of at this time that could be causing this global warming trend is CO2
5)We are talking about the release of trillions of tons of CO2 that has been buried for millions of years.
6) If we keep increasing will will make the planet uninhabitable by us.
Actually the "Global Warming Trend" follows Sun activities quite closely and CO2 levels not at all (at least when looking at recent variations in CO2 rather than over longer periods where CO2 levels at times were hundreds of times higher than their current levels).
Here's a graph of the correlations: http://www.powerlineblog.com/archives/assets_c/2009/03/Don_Easterbrook1.017.php
Certainly given that there have been periods where, as I said, the level of CO2 was hundreds of times its current level, it's hard to take your "If we keep increasing will (sic) will make the planet uninhabitable by us." seriously.
Do you have evidence to back up your claim?
Finally, note that since the end of the last ice age we have seen two periods of higher temperatures than we have now and three periods of comparable temperatures.
http://www.powerlineblog.com/archives/assets_c/2009/03/Dennis_Avery4.012.php
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http://www.powerlineblog.com/archives/2009/03/023144.php
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