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re: The question is

What causes “the average temperature increase” if it is the sun, then prove it, if it is the greenhouse gasses, then prove it.

If it is neither of those things, then it may be caused by atmospheric radioactivity.

What information do you have that would prove that it is not the radioactivity that causes all the observed phenomenon.
(please do not quote RL’s numbers)

By observed phenomenon, I mean the Cooling of the oceans, drying of the rivers and lakes, disappearing ozone layer, more violent storms, more powerful earthquakes, more skin cancer in people, lower average barometric pressure, melting glaciers, etcetera.

The hypothesis that I have posted here (several times) can be used to explain all these observed phenomenon.

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