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David wrote:
Is that your mantra? Carbon dioxide in the atmosphere has been going pretty radically up since we started burning coal. Patterns is the last 600 years are unique. They do not have historical precedent that we can discern from ice and geological records. Regardless, if we are near the tipping point, it's way too late to reverse the inevitable. Man, we live in interesting times! On Sat, 15 May 2004 20:51:58 GMT, Telamon wrote: You have to be a total nut-case to argue global warming is man made. There is billions of watts of energy going in and out of the atmosphere on a daily basis that eventually determines the air temperature. Man's energy output and use is negligible by comparison. Changes in the atmospheric chemistry are natural and changes in climate are natural whatever direction it is going. There may be a problem with the oceans absorbing co2. When the water gets warmer it can hold less gas in solution. If it ever starts giving OFF this stored gas, we're doomed, as the cyle will be self perpetuating. The above hypothesis is not at this site, but some good numbers, regardless. http://www.atmos.washington.edu/2002...mancarbon.html Add water vapor to the mix and the problem compounds exponentially http://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/New...104254688.html mike |
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