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@EthonRaptor @ClimateOfGavin @NASAGoddard 1/6 Eli, please tell me that YOU do not think CO2 which was FORMERLY in the air STILL has a warming effect!

I was SURE you are smarter than THAT!

Any two steadily increasing quantities correlate nicely. That doesn't mean one causes the other, of course.
@EthonRaptor @ClimateOfGavin @NASAGoddard 2/6 Our CO2 emission rate is currently about twice the rate natural sinks (terrestrial greening, ocean uptake, etc.) remove CO2. But it's mere coincidence the ratio has been near 2:1 for a quite a while. If we halved CO2 emissions the ratio would be 1:1.
@EthonRaptor @ClimateOfGavin @NASAGoddard 3/6 Coincidentally, for several decades the trend in CO2 concentration has been about half of the trend in "cumulative emissions."
But if we were to halve emissions that correlation would disappear entirely. Cumulative emissions would continue to rise, but CO2 level would not.
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Jun 17
1/36 It's amazing how effective the Climate Industry has been at frightening people, beyond the capacity for rational thought. Rutger Bregman @rcbregman, though a smart fellow, is nevertheless "terrified" by a miniscule (≤1°C), completely harmless, sea surface temperature blip.
@rcbregman 2/ 1°C is the outdoor air temperature change ("climate change") you get from an elevation change of only about 500 feet. 🥱

(That's based on an average temperature vs. altitude "lapse rate" of 6.5°C/km; 1000 / 6.5 = 154 meters.)
@rcbregman 3/ At mid-latitudes, 1°C is about the temperature change you get from a latitude change of only 60 miles (100 km).

(How different are the flora and fauna 60 miles from where you live?)
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@EthonRaptor @ClimateOfGavin @NASAGoddard 1/6」You've been ridiculing Donna Laframboise's work for years, without EVER bothering to even find out what she says, and you just did it again. How would you like it if someone did that to YOU?



@EthonRaptor @ClimateOfGavin @NASAGoddard 2/6」You just did it again, last night, despite the fact that you STILL have no clue what she says.
@EthonRaptor @ClimateOfGavin @NASAGoddard 3/6」You need to open your mind: watch Donna Laframboise's talk before passing judgement on her.

At 2x speed it'll take you only 15½ minutes.



You'll be impressed.
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