Ajax wrote on Aug 23
rd, 2013 at 2:56pm:
So where did you get that graph from......???
Let me guess sceptical science I bet......!!!!!!!
Didn't you read the post? I provided the source data.
Quote:Now take that data and calculate 11 year running averages and you'll probably end up with the same result.
Quote:The sun is responsible for climate change here on Earth always has been always will be otherwise we would still be a molten rock of lava.
The sun controls temperature here on Earth not man's tiny CO2 emissions until that fateful day when our sun turns into a red giant and swallows up the Earth it will always control the temperature here on Earth.
Sorry to upset your simplistic model, but many other factors such as the Earth's orbit, ocean currents, air circulation, aerosol pollution, volcanic emissions etc all affect the climate over geological time.
Quote:Most Australians know that mans miniscule CO2 emissions don't control climate change here on Earth.
Not even the natural CO2 from the ecosystems controls temperature here on Earth.
Direct measurements contradict what you are saying. Direct measurements of transmitted longwave infrared emissions to space.
Quote:Wrong graph. So what you're saying is that during the ice ages, when there were no massive emissions of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, CO2 emissions did not drive global temperatures.
Yes... that er makes sense
Of course in another post, you reiterated the account that most climatologists give. Maybe you made a mistake?
Quote:Now according to you lot we should have a steady rise in temperature because as the graph below shows nearly one third of ALL MANMADE CO2 emissions have been AFTER 1998, yet temperatures are dropping.
According to who? Nobody is making this claim except you. Of course I already told you that, but you're obviously running out of strawmen to use.
Quote:Therefore you don't need to be a rocket scientist to work out that CO2 is not the cause of the current temperature rise, it may contribute very slightly in accordance with its miniscule presence in the atmosphere.
2mg per kilogram of body weight (2ppm) is another miniscule amount. Now according to you, that should contribute very slightly to you health. Would you like some cyanide to prove your point about it being miniscule?
Quote:But there is noway the warming of the last 50 years can be attributed to CO2 especially man's little contribution.
way.
Quote:ipcc chart
No it's not. Would you like to apologise again for that recycled lie like you did the last time? You really have a short memory.
It's not really an IPCC Chart is it? Isn't it an Anthony Watts Chart?