The climate is undeniably on large cycles. Certain things like the way the earth points, the output of the sun, and other things can be accounted for.

However, those factors that change the earth's temperature on a time scale of 10,000 years don't change over the course of, say, 50 years. Meanwhile the amount of carbon in the Earth's atmosphere does change significantly over that period. As a result we can hold the "geologic" forces constant and only account for the things that have changed significantly over that period.

Done with this. I can only show you the facts, I can't make you understand them.

Its hard to make somebody else understand when you dont have even a light grasp

I'd be really interesting in having your brain studied once you die. Why do you have so much fear? Is it something physiological? Experience? It's actually kind of fascinating.

The only arguement I can think of that opposes climate change is that we don't have empirical data from long ago that we can compare against. But still these are staggering rises, even land temperature has gone up 1.5 degrees celcius

Dude, you don't know wtf you are talking about. How can we know the temperature if we didn't have thermometers back then? It's literally impossible to know anything prior to the Greeks.

I was talking about the NOAA.

The NOAA updated the global temperature record a while back. Apprantly, July was the hottest month ever on Earth (since 1880), coming in at +1.71°F with respect to the 20th century average.

I'll post the link to it : https://www.ncei.noaa.gov/news/global-climate-201907

In the same link, aside from the oceans influence the land temps from Jan to July was, 2.63°F. Which is about 1.46°C.

Your sarcasm is on a whole nother level



The Carbon PPM was +1,200 during the Mesezoic era. Its only 500 now. Were fucking fine.

This post was edited by EndlessSky on Sep 26 2019 05:42pm

There does seem to be a reason why climate activists stopped showing graphs like 10 years ago