[Melinator]

Not in a beaker. Not unless the beaker is the size of the World’s combined oceans and takes years to heat up before releasing CO2. If you know about beakers, you should know that colder temperaters and high pressures allow for CO2 absorption. There is a time lag. IF global CO2 levels are causing warming on their own (which mathematically is “spit in the wind” compared to the effect of water vapour), we can expect CO2 levels to rise far inexcess of our own daily production. The Oceans are a CO2 sink.

Personally, I tend toward the fact that the Sun is increasing in intensity. Why do the Greenies (gross, like squishy little boogers) never refute the fact that other planets in our Solar system also show recent sign of warming, and historical warming and cooling periods?

Probably because they are Kool-aid drinking scam artists and con men who don’t care to analyse the facts, only to push the scam.

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[ndt]

"Not in a beaker. Not unless the beaker is the size of the World’s combined oceans and takes years to heat up before releasing CO2."

Again, you are putting bounds on the statement. Which is exactly what I was saying he had to do. I'm not sure if you people are trying to prove my point or debate it.

By the way, the Southern Oceans are saturated with CO2 so they clearly have not been releasing it in large amounts do to warming.

And I'm not saying that CO2 is causing measurable effect, only that denying that it is a factor is demonstrably dumb.