Science in the hands of a fool...
1 - This only applies AFTER CONTINENTAL ICE SHEETS ARE MELTING AWAY:
de·gla·ci·a·tion - n. The uncovering of glaciated land because of melting or sublimation of the glacier.
2) Global temperature rises quickly when the ice melts away
3) CO2 rises much more slowly for several reasons, as the followng extracts indicate:
A) "There are many parts to the puzzle of how atmospheric CO2 changed between glacial and interglacial variations. A simple start is in ocean temperature, where we know from basic chemistry principles that a colder ocean would be better at âholdingâ more CO2 (since gas is more soluble in cooler water), thus lowering atmospheric concentrations. Because so much fresh water was locked up in ice, the glacial oceans were saltier than today by a few percent, which reduces the solubility of CO2 gas in water. "
b) "The coral reef hypothesis asserts that carbonate production on newly flooded shelves contributes importantly to the rise of atmospheric carbon dioxide during deglaciation. The pattern of reef growth that emerges suggests that emission of CO2 resulting from carbonate production was important particularly during the late stages of deglaciation"
c) "Upon melting of glacial ice sheets, reestablishment of forests and grasslands caused a Gradual rise in global CO2 levels"
The one who should be shutting up, is one who blindly cuts and pastes things he obviously did not understand
