Both sides want to win the political game. So they argue over straw men.
Its difficult if not impossible to sort out the wheat from the chaff (both made of cellulouse by the way).
I don't doubt that it would be possible to destroy a planet by filling it's atmosphere with CO2.
But it might also be possible to make it more livable. If not, then removing the CO2 should be nearly as easy to do as it was to put it into the atmosphere in the 1st place.
It really isn't rocket science to make "pure carbon" and then get rid of it or at lease Sequester it if that is what we must do to survive.
The solutions to our problems are out there if we look close enough.
Flame » in reply to Ice core CO2 data is also in line withe measurements taken throughout the world...
As Tom mentioned below everything is a political issue.
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- Global warming - NATO freezes
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- Serious question: How do they tell what the past tempature of Earth was from an Ice Core?
- It is impossible to tell anything about the earth at all...
- re: Serious question: How do they tell what the past tempature of Earth was from an Ice Core?
- I still don't see why it's temperature dependent. (n/t)
- 'Heavy' water molecules will evaporate from the ocean at a different rate than light ones
- R.L. That makes sense; however, is that truely indicative of "global" tempatures or just "polar region" tempatures?
- A pretty good article at Wikipedia
- There are also small chemical differences in how differing isotopic water compositions react
- I knew that. I was just too dumb to think of it. (n/t)
- 'Heavy' water molecules will evaporate from the ocean at a different rate than light ones
- Thanks for the info.
- I still don't see why it's temperature dependent. (n/t)
- Conveyors
- "Even now, for some reason, modern temperature changes and warming seem to be mostly confined to the northern hemisphere."
- re: Global warming - NATO freezes
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- Chaos
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