CO2 hits 400 ppm

futurecurrents · May 11, 2013

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The attribution that PPM measurement has reached 400 has already been cast in doubt with worldwide scientific scrutiny in regards to the measure methods and locations.

It is interesting that CNN and other media channels decided to run with this story as if it spelled doom for the earth within the next few years, and attempted to tie it to acidic oceans and severe weather. The reality is that this story should be about a group of climate scientists fabricating results by only using a small set of data that supported their pre-detemined position and ignoring other measurement data.

LOL

Lucrum · May 12, 2013

Quote from futurecurrents:

Man has now increased the level of atmospheric CO2 by 42 % since the industrial revolution.

pspr · May 12, 2013

BFD.

<a href=http://www.c3headlines.com/global-warming-evidencefacts-against/>Modern Temps Not Unprecedented, Not Global</a>

Max E. · May 12, 2013

Quote from futurecurrents:

Man has now increased the level of atmospheric CO2 by 42 % since the industrial revolution.

In honor of this thread im going to start my car and leave it running with the AC on full all day.

tomdavis · May 12, 2013

Quote from Max E. Pad:

In honor of this thread im going to start my car and leave it running with the AC on full all day.

You don't have to. Al Gore is doing it for you. He has not one, but two, huge homes (over ten thousand square feet each) that consume more energy than you or I ever will.

And he recently flew from his home in Santa Barbara to a meeting in Washington DC in a private jet that burns 350 gallons per hour. On that single round-trip flight, Al Gore burned almost 4,000 gallons of fuel. That's more fuel than the average car burns in 8 years.

Mr. Gore is a one-man CO-2 machine.

Max E. · May 12, 2013

Quote from tomdavis:

You don't have to. Al Gore is doing it for you. He has not one, but two, huge homes (over ten thousand square feet each) that consume more energy than you or I ever will.

And he recently flew from his home in Santa Barbara to a meeting in Washington DC in a private jet that burns 350 gallons per hour. On that single round-trip flight, Al Gore burned almost 4,000 gallons of fuel. That's more fuel than the average car burns in 8 years.

Mr. Gore is a one-man CO-2 machine.

Lucrum · May 12, 2013

Quote from tomdavis:

You don't have to. Al Gore is doing it for you. He has not one, but two, huge homes (over ten thousand square feet each) that consume more energy than you or I ever will.

And he recently flew from his home in Santa Barbara to a meeting in Washington DC in a private jet that burns 350 gallons per hour. On that single round-trip flight, Al Gore burned almost 4,000 gallons of fuel. That's more fuel than the average car burns in 8 years.

Mr. Gore is a one-man CO-2 machine.

And a colossal hypocrite.

jem · May 12, 2013

That is a massive recent jump in CO2 the last 15 years.
Yet the earth is not warming. Do the models project we should be up another half degree? How come temps are staying the same.

Should we convert to coal?

pspr · May 12, 2013

Quote from jem:

That is a massive recent jump in CO2 the last 15 years.
Yet the earth is not warming. Do the models project we should be up another half degree? How come temps are staying the same.

Should we convert to coal?

Thank God. The extra CO2 will help the plants grow so we can feed the growing world population.

In fact, it's probably God's hand helping us to survive since there isn't really a good explanation for the CO2 levels unless the scientists measurements in previous millennia are wrong.

Arnie · May 13, 2013

Quote from jem:

That is a massive recent jump in CO2 the last 15 years.
Yet the earth is not warming. Do the models project we should be up another half degree? How come temps are staying the same.

Should we convert to coal?

My thoughts too.

At what point do you say the models are wrong? And if the reality doesn't fit the model, then maybe the whole theory is wrong.