@Suzianne saidAl Gore lied. He gave you a reverse cause and effect. Temps caused CO2 to increase, not the other way around. Methane also lagged behind temps in the ice core samples.
You are lying to us. Which is worse? We get tired of correcting you. And Gore never lied. The liars are the Corporate CEOs that don't wanna take the risk of watching their dividends shrink to nothing after they pay for what they have done to the environment.
https://friendsofscience.org/pages/6-things-widget/al-gore-was-wrong-about-carbon-dioxide.html
The Antarctic Vostok ice core records proved the ocean cannot hold as much CO2 when it warms. That is why atmospheric CO2 levels rise AFTER temps rise. The CO2 is expelled from the ocean into the atmosphere. The same thing happens to carbonated beverages when they get warm. They cannot hold as much CO2 so they get flat. Basic science.
@Metal-Brain saidYou can quit the science-denial any day now.
Al Gore lied. He gave you a reverse cause and effect. Temps caused CO2 to increase, not the other way around. Methane also lagged behind temps in the ice core samples.
https://friendsofscience.org/pages/6-things-widget/al-gore-was-wrong-about-carbon-dioxide.html
The Antarctic Vostok ice core records proved the ocean cannot hold as much CO2 when it warms. That is wh ...[text shortened]... rbonated beverages when they get warm. They cannot hold as much CO2 so they get flat. Basic science.
This effect is not the smoking gun you assume it is. It explains a totally different effect.
Again, you are like the kooks who hold up a snowball on the House floor, claiming that proves there's no global warming.
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@Metal-Brain saidIt's no compliment, fool.
Thanks for the complement.
Why isn't RFK Jr. doing anything about the measles outbreak that is killing people in Texas?
@Metal-Brain saidWorked in the industry recently?
No it is not. Show me the specific average temp difference from year to year to prove you can notice that small of a difference. The difference is as small as sea level rise. Not alarming at all.
I used to be a snow maker at 2 different ski resorts and you are full of crap. Man made snow is dense, not fluffy like most natural snow. Natural snow can fall on dense snow ...[text shortened]... ssible. In short, you don't know what you are talking about. I worked at ski resorts. I know better.
In the western United States, April snowpack levels have declined at 81% of monitored sites since the mid-20th century, with an average drop of about 18%.3 These losses are especially pronounced in regions like the Cascades of Washington and Oregon, California’s Sierra Nevada, and the northern Rocky Mountains.3 There is less snow overall, and it is peaking earlier in the season. Researchers report that at roughly 80% of western U.S. sites, the maximum snowpack now arrives days or weeks earlier than it used to.3 On average, the peak snowpack date has shifted almost seven days earlier since the 1980s,3 a sure indicator that spring is coming sooner to the mountains. Consequently, the period during which snow stays on the ground–critical for skiing–is also contracting. From 1982 to 2023, the length of the snowpack season shortened by about 15 days on average across the western U.S.
https://www.epa.gov/climate-indicators/climate-change-indicators-snowpack
https://snowbrains.com/slippery-slopes-climate-change-threatens-the-future-of-skiing-in-north-america/