Carbon rises 800 years after temperatures

JoNova ^ | December 14th, 2009 | Carbon Dioxide Information Analysis Center

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

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[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

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Be AWARE THE SECOND GRAPHS ARE THE AL GORE MISLEADING GRAPHS

[steelyourfaith]

Thanx !

 

Beam me to Planet Gore !

[DaveTesla]

Anatomy of a lie:

Hide the temperature decline:

Hide the Post Middle Age (1600-1800) Mini Ice age:

Hide the Historical CO2 Levels:

[Marine_Uncle]

Of course, Ernie, these are the type charts and associate data that must be shoved in front of the noses of all the AGW clowns in Copenhagen, along with the last few years of proven global warming... throw in the snow fall in southern Australia during it's second week in summer to rub their rotten noses, as well as the horrible snow falls China just experienced, as well as the dramatic drops in temperatures across Canada. The recent displays of data fixing for Australia and New Zealand.
Perhaps this is why Hanoi John had elected to not attend the conference.

[grey_whiskers]

Perhaps this is why Hanoi John had elected to not attend the conference.

Anti-Gigolo-Senator Sarcasm Torpedo^TM ARMED. FIRE!!

No, he's considering divorcing Teresa and trying to marry Elin Nordegren.

Cheers!

[Marine_Uncle]

Dave, I know you have posted this graphs on previous posts, but do attempt to forward them in the coming days. They are in no way redundant. But enforce the point that CO2 being such a small percentage of the atmosphere simply has little or no effect at any level within the cyclic global warming phases nor does it effect the cyclic global cooling phases.
Slowly this sites as many others shall informed those that have not had the opportunities to become informed through different channels to become more aware of some simple facts.

[aruanan]

The CO2 increase of the past 300 years was caused by the temperature increase during the Medieval Climate Optimum. To see the effect that our recent slight temperature increase has on atmospheric CO2 levels, we’d have to wait around to about the year 2700AD.

[Marine_Uncle]

Cheers GW. Heh heh. Whoooo. Then again. I can see it all now!

[Boogieman]

Yes, this is one of the big facts that all the global warming hoaxers know but don’t like to admit to the public, that rising temperatures increases carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, and not the other way around. The mechanism is simple and has been known for quite some time: rising temperatures cause CO2 trapped in rocks to be released into the atmosphere. This fact explains why the CO2 rise lags the warming, and also explains why CO2 levels were higher in the past, long before the industrial age.

[CottShop]

[[Ice cores reveal that CO2 levels rise and fall hundreds of years after temperatures changeIn 1985, ice cores extracted from Greenland revealed temperatures and CO2 levels going back 150,000 years.]]

Shhhh- don’t confuse the criminals in the cliamtegate scandal with the FACTS- I’ve been saying htis for a long time now, and so have Inhofe, Marc Morano and many others- however, it has doen no good- because noone is listening- after all, the ‘science is settled’ and that is that- and anyone that dissagrees, or presents coutner evidnece provign otherwise, is a nasty denier to the climategate criminals

[Gene Eric]

>> The CO2 increase of the past 300 years was caused by the temperature increase during the Medieval Climate Optimum.

The delay is counter-intuitive. Is there an explanation of this? Do similar properties exist for other elements?

[Flying Circus]

What’s counter intuitive about it? The largest source and sink of CO2 is the oceans. Cool them down and they absorb gas, warm them up and they release it. They have a huge thermal mass and only respond slowly to warming and cooling.

[Gene Eric]

>> Cool them down and they absorb gas, warm them up and they release it.

But on a 700 year cycle as I understand aruannan’s post?

It would then seem that all of our weather is buffered by the oceans including hurricanes, and it would be virtually impossible to directly affect the climate in our lifetime, or the next. Are we seeing hurricanes that are the result of conditions from centuries ago?

[PizzaDriver]

It’s the Idiocy of Not understanding the difference between Tailing Indicators, and Leading Indicators.

When a co-worker arrives, on Monday, with a Cast on his/her foot, that is a Trailing Indicator of a “Ski Weekend”.

Gore’s hockey stick Graph is a trailing indicator, too.

[wayoverontheright]

We absolutely must exonerate CO2, and pointing out that rises in carbon FOLLOW increases in temperature is the key.

If we don't de-criminalize CO2, we will lose capitalism.

[Thermalseeker]

Cool them down and they absorb gas, warm them up and they release it.

And, the reason the oceans warm and cool is that big flaming ball in the sky, the output of which is constantly varying.....

[Josephat]

Does anyone know or know how to find out the total amount of money spent to combat the fictitious ghost of AGW?

[mo]

this stuff does’nt go away...until those with legitimate economic claims consequent to climate fraud..start suing...