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I'm not hearing much about global warming now days.
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<blockquote data-quote="zubenelgenubi" data-source="post: 3853830" data-attributes="member: 63706"><p>You need to study more. CO2 levels have been much higher in the past under NATURAL conditions. Going from 200 ppm to 450 pmm over 150 years is not exactly "skyrocketing". You labor under the fallacious reasoning that experts are infallible, which is understandable. It's easier to be told what to think than to go to the effort of gaining understanding of a complex issue.</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>Which part is wrong? Plants require CO2 to grow/live, proven fact, self-evident really. Animals require plants to live both for the oxygen they expel, and for food sources. Only very little animal life exists outside of the carbon cycle. </p><p></p><p>CFCs are very stable, otherwise they would breakdown before reaching the stratosphere. Much like the hcl off-gassed from the oceans, which would theoretically create the same problems with the ozone if it ever made it up to the stratosphere, but it doesn't. I'd say nice try, but it doesn't take any effort to repeat the same word three times. Oddly enough it's about the same amount of effort required to demonstrate your complete lack of understanding of a subject. </p><p></p><p>Btw, nothing I wrote in that post suggests anything about what side of the argument I align with, and is all based on current understanding of and claims being made by the very experts [USER=73764]@Netsua 3:16[/USER] puts his faith in. So, saying that I am wrong is disagreeing with the very people you rely on to tell you what to think.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="zubenelgenubi, post: 3853830, member: 63706"] You need to study more. CO2 levels have been much higher in the past under NATURAL conditions. Going from 200 ppm to 450 pmm over 150 years is not exactly "skyrocketing". You labor under the fallacious reasoning that experts are infallible, which is understandable. It's easier to be told what to think than to go to the effort of gaining understanding of a complex issue. Which part is wrong? Plants require CO2 to grow/live, proven fact, self-evident really. Animals require plants to live both for the oxygen they expel, and for food sources. Only very little animal life exists outside of the carbon cycle. CFCs are very stable, otherwise they would breakdown before reaching the stratosphere. Much like the hcl off-gassed from the oceans, which would theoretically create the same problems with the ozone if it ever made it up to the stratosphere, but it doesn't. I'd say nice try, but it doesn't take any effort to repeat the same word three times. Oddly enough it's about the same amount of effort required to demonstrate your complete lack of understanding of a subject. Btw, nothing I wrote in that post suggests anything about what side of the argument I align with, and is all based on current understanding of and claims being made by the very experts [USER=73764]@Netsua 3:16[/USER] puts his faith in. So, saying that I am wrong is disagreeing with the very people you rely on to tell you what to think. [/QUOTE]
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