CO2 increase caused ice age meltdown:

CO2 increase caused ice age meltdown:

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08 Sep 15

Originally posted by Metal Brain
Ridiculous. The warming came first, then CO2 levels rose like they always do. How many times do I have to correct your faulty cause and effect.

Take a beer or soda pop out of the refrigerator and open it. Leave it there until it gets warm. Notice how the CO2 left the liquid. That is what warming does. Idiot!
Open a cold beer without drinking it and letting it get warm?

Sicko!! 😠

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08 Sep 15

Originally posted by whodey
Open a cold beer without drinking it and letting it get warm?

Sicko!! 😠
Really! Talk about sacrilegious....

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08 Sep 15

Originally posted by humy
Not quite the same subject but;

http://phys.org/news/2015-08-world-july-noaa-scientists.html
"...The world broke new heat records in July, marking the hottest month in history and the warmest first seven months of the year since modern record-keeping began in 1880, US authorities said Thursday.
...
The month's average temperature across land and sea surfa ...[text shortened]... e, they found land and ocean surfaces were 1.53 F (0.85 C) above the 20th century average.
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The last ice age was prior to the acknowledged advent of man created CO2 emissions. Most scientists agree now that in many past ages both CO2 levels and temperatures were much higher than at the end of the 20th century.

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08 Sep 15

Originally posted by normbenign
The last ice age was prior to the acknowledged advent of man created CO2 emissions. Most scientists agree now that in many past ages both CO2 levels and temperatures were much higher than at the end of the 20th century.
I am not aware of any time [in say the last 50 years] when scientists didn't agree that there were
past ages where both CO2 and temperatures were higher than now.

So what?