lets start one at a time...
present us with say 5 peer reviewed papers in the last five years concluding man made co2
caused the earth to warm outside of natural variability.
if you can meet that very simple published paper hurdle we can examine the parts of the paper that count as science.
if you have some other way... such as NASA experiments I will happily review those as well.
I will assume that if you present nothing... you will have faced the issue I have faced when doing the research into the argument... back when I knew nothing about it save some posters here saying that co2 trials warming.
all I saw supporting the idea that man made co2 causes warming is years old papers about now failed computer models. And one paper which surmised that while warming does precede co2 accumulation the co2 supports further warming...
Which is plausible. out of an ice it warms... but then once you get warmer... since its becomes logarithmically becomes less effective at warming... it eventually because a shield to the sun and starts cooling.
present us with say 5 peer reviewed papers in the last five years concluding man made co2
caused the earth to warm outside of natural variability.
if you can meet that very simple published paper hurdle we can examine the parts of the paper that count as science.
if you have some other way... such as NASA experiments I will happily review those as well.
I will assume that if you present nothing... you will have faced the issue I have faced when doing the research into the argument... back when I knew nothing about it save some posters here saying that co2 trials warming.
all I saw supporting the idea that man made co2 causes warming is years old papers about now failed computer models. And one paper which surmised that while warming does precede co2 accumulation the co2 supports further warming...
Which is plausible. out of an ice it warms... but then once you get warmer... since its becomes logarithmically becomes less effective at warming... it eventually because a shield to the sun and starts cooling.