[palmer]

It's true that rising temperatures cause release of CO2 from the oceans. But the release is from about 5 to 15 ppm per degree C depending on the starting point. We have seen about a 1C rise in ocean temperatures since the late 1800's. Most of that temperature rise is natural. That rise caused at most a 15 ppm rise in CO2. The rest of the rise, and the ongoing rise, is manmade.

SPecifically there is a 2-3 ppm rise in CO2 per year (see link in my previous post). To be due to temperature there would have to be a 0.2C rise in average ocean temperature each year. That is certainly not the case.

[TigersEye]

Assuming the figures you are using are accurate (a big assumption) they also indicate that increased CO2 doesn’t cause an increase in temps.