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Keep it up froggie!
Your knowledge of climate appears less than basic.
We deal with "global" climate in the context of gross energy flows.
What happens chaotically needs to manifest into a measurable forcing effect.
The idea that burning a wood fire, for example, or burning coal, warms the atmosphere and therefore contributes to warming the planet is a complete misunderstanding of climate science. It is entirely possible that forest growth, ocean uptake and chemical processes to carbonate rocks can offset the initial addition of CO2 and could decrease atmospheric temperatures.
Your idea that CO2 is an "effect" rather than a cause has no place in climate science - it has been disproven so many times that proponents nowadays just look stupid.
Little wonder students are in the streets trying to combat the rubbish that your ilk peddle.
They receive an education that lets them work out from actual science what is now happening to the planet.
Whereas you just keep making up what you believe and have no ability to show it to be credible.

<blockquote data-quote="rederob" data-source="post: 1040997" data-attributes="member: 2837">Keep it up froggie!Your knowledge of climate appears less than basic.We deal with &quot;global&quot; climate in the context of gross energy flows.What happens chaotically needs to manifest into a measurable forcing effect.The idea that burning a wood fire, for example, or burning coal, warms the atmosphere and therefore contributes to warming the planet is a complete misunderstanding of climate science.&nbsp; It is entirely possible that forest growth, ocean uptake and chemical processes to carbonate rocks can offset the initial addition of CO2 and could decrease atmospheric temperatures.Your idea that CO2 is an &quot;effect&quot; rather than a cause has no place in climate science - it has been disproven so many times that proponents nowadays just look stupid.Little wonder students are in the streets trying to combat the rubbish that your ilk peddle.They receive an education that lets them work out from actual science what is now happening to the planet.Whereas you just keep making up what you believe and have no ability to show it to be credible.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="rederob, post: 1040997, member: 2837"] Keep it up froggie! Your knowledge of climate appears less than basic. We deal with "global" climate in the context of gross energy flows. What happens chaotically needs to manifest into a measurable forcing effect. The idea that burning a wood fire, for example, or burning coal, warms the atmosphere and therefore contributes to warming the planet is a complete misunderstanding of climate science. It is entirely possible that forest growth, ocean uptake and chemical processes to carbonate rocks can offset the initial addition of CO2 and could decrease atmospheric temperatures. Your idea that CO2 is an "effect" rather than a cause has no place in climate science - it has been disproven so many times that proponents nowadays just look stupid. Little wonder students are in the streets trying to combat the rubbish that your ilk peddle. They receive an education that lets them work out from actual science what is now happening to the planet. Whereas you just keep making up what you believe and have no ability to show it to be credible. [/QUOTE]

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