Quote (InsaneBobb @ Feb 19 2021 02:33pm)
When did I claim that you implied it? Did you bother reading the tweet in the topic post? Do you know what topic you're in?
Arctic storms and other severe weather events are not "global warming" or "climate change". They're singular events. Occasionally, something like an Earthquake can set off a tsunami that will trigger a typhoon, and that shit's terrible, and usually kills anywhere from tens of thousands to millions. We had one of those... Oh about 15 years ago or so? Still not "global warming".
"Global Warming" or "Climate Change" or "Global Cooling" are all long term models built to try to understand and predict what the natural changing of the climate is, and what, if any impact humanity can/will have on it is.
You have made conclusions that no scientist who is not paid by a government specifically for making conclusions has made. The EPA wasn't created to track CO2. It was created to cut down toxic dumping, poison gas emissions like CO and heavy metals, etc. The shift to CO2 is entirely politically expedient, and allowed an area of virtual pseudoscience to gain billions in funding and a very loud voice.
Perhaps if you put down your tabloids and picked up some archeology books instead, where they have done intense studies of what various areas of the planet looked like and what their weather, flora, and fauna was 1000, 10000, 100000, 1000000 years ago, you'd find that you know less than nothing. There has been more "climate change" over the course of this planet's history than would occur if we detonated every single nuclear weapon in the entire worldwide arsenal. It would take something like a massive meteor strike to elicit some of the changes that've occurred.
What we do know: The higher the C02 content in the air, the better the plants and trees do, the better the sea vegetation does, and the more oxygen is produced as a result. CO2 is not bad. The question is saturation levels. The highest problem we have right now is, saturation of CO2 has seen a slight rise, Oxygen has seen a significant drop. It's not that we're producing so much more CO2 than would otherwise be there, but that there's less oxygen being produced. Do you honestly believe that cutting power to people's homes is going to help that? Shall we deforest the planet to provide the world firewood instead?
Like, the subject is far larger than you seem to understand. And your attempt to equate a weather event with a model of change that spans the existence of a fucking planet is purely asinine. "The Science" is not in. Every "end of the world" prediction has been wrong, consistently, with barely any changes being made. Things have not "gotten worse" the ice caps did not "melt by 2000", the sky is not falling. Stop with the nonsense. You're starting to sound like TiStuff.
Never said they weren't singular events bro. But global warming
reinforces their occurance, do you understand the nuance ?
Also, I really hate to resort to authority arguments, but I know this subject just much more than you will ever be able to.
I have a master of bioingeneer obtained at Louvain's University and my master thesis can be consulted at their librairy, just like anyone else thesis that received a distinction.
That's if you're able to understand scientific works though, which I highly doubt.
Just two examples to show how deeply clueless you are, and then I will leave this dumb thread there.
You talk a lot about CO2, trying to present things as if it was a simple question of arithmetic, more CO2 means, this, less means this...but it is far more complicated than what you believe.
For instance, hotter oceans decreases dissolution of CO2 into said oceans, which means they're not doing their role of well carbon anymore.
Consequence : corals are dying, amongst various others effects on the marine ecosystem (death of phytoplancton, which is aggravatng that effect).
You may argue back that through history, temperatures changed a lot and that corals may revive later (lol), but never you will be able to explain how fast that process is actually operating if it was simply "a natural cycle of up and down", I dare you to try you fuckin jackass.
Want some more ? Your blabbering about how CO2 is so great for plants biomass : you simply don't know how carbon cycle works.
The biosphere today absorbs around
20% of the anthropogenic carbon emitted into the air, due to
photosynthesis which is the basis of the natural and active mechanism of carbon sequestration.
Another ~25% is absorbed by oceans (and that number is slowly decreasing over time) but that still not enough to absorb all the CO2, hence why its athmospheric concentration has rised so much, at an accelerating rate nowadays.
See ? there is a reason why the global warming consensus exists : because people who studied it understand how it works, and people who didn't will keep repeating it's natural cycles and blabla. again just like would do any flat earther lmao
You're the one foolish ignorant sounding like Tistuff, talking about stuff you have no idea how it works.