Oh Brian, I only got an "O" in year 10 maths, but I know how to read a graph. Your lame read of the graphs actually got me giggling.
I am just a dumb electrician, Brian. But I know when somebody is pissing on my leg and telling me that it is raining.
Too begin with, the most important of your graphs, the one which plots CO2 to global temperatures, is obviously wrong. The earth cooled from 1940 to 1970, which caused climate scientists at that time to predict that the earth was entering a new ice age. That period of global cooling is well known, but somebody simply air brushed it completely away on your CO2 vs. Temp graph. Next, the earth has not warmed since 1998, and I can prove that it has not, at least until 2005 because we have the Climategate emails.
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Where on your graph does it show global cooling from 1998 to 2005? Whoever drew that graph did a bit of air brushing for trusting little wokes like you, who they knew would take their lies as the gospel truth, and not bother to check.
Next. If temperatures rise, do CO2 levels rise with it? Yep, you bet. The reason is because the oceans hold 50 times more dissolved CO2 than the atmosphere, and cold water holds more than warm water. So when temperatures rise, you expect that CO2 will rise in concert. But at low concentrations of CO2 as exists in the atmosphere today, it is global temperatures which drive CO2 levels, not the other way around.
But what the duplicitous bastards who drew up your graphs are trying to fool you into thinking, is that their graphs prove that rising CO2 levels causes temperatures to rise. But what really causes global temperature changes are the Malenkovich cycles, differences in the intensity of solar radiation, continental drift, intermittent cosmic rays, and about twenty other damned things that I can't remember.
CO2 does not cause changes in global temperature. Global temperatures change for a lot of reasons. And that affects global CO2 levels.
Look at your graphs. First, they are an extremely insignificant sample. One only goes back 140 years, and the other, which does nothing but display that greenhouse gases are rising, only goes back 1017 years. They did not plot temps on that second graph, because they would have had to show the Medieval Warm Period, and they probably hoped that you did not remember that. But either 140 years or 1017 years is an eye blink in time when examining what causes global warming and cooling. You probably got better marks than me in maths, so you must appreciate that you can prove anything with a graph if you take a small enough sample. Especially if you fudge the graph, and one of your graphs is clearly fudged. You are being lied to Brian, and you could not see it. But I could, and I am just a dumb electrician.
If you agree that there must be other causes of global temperature changes, other than just CO2 making the planet warmer, then where on your graphs are these factors displayed? The graphs appear to show that CO2 and other greenhouse gases must be the only possible causes of global temperature rises.
On the scale of 10,000 year cycles, the earth warms and cools roughly every 1000 years. If humans are causing global warming through the release of CO2, then what caused the other 9 warming periods in the last 10,000 years? There must have been 9 other previously unknown industrialised societies on earth belching CO2 and other greenhouse gases to have made the earth warm to the same levels that they are today? Some of those warming periods were warmer than today. And the same factor of previously unknown industrialised civilisations must have happened to explain the thousands of other more warming periods, occurring almost as regular as clockwork for millions of years.
If rising CO2 and other greenhouse gases causes global temperatures to rise, then what makes these gases suddenly disappear and cause global cooling?
Lastly, the graph I submitted to you a few posts back showed global temps and CO2 levels over 570 million years. Which I think you would agree is a better x-axis baseline for a graph than either 140 years or 1017. That graph clearly displayed that there is no correlation between high levels of CO2 and global temperatures.
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