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Proof that CO2 has minimal impact runs as follows:-
The surface of the earth is at a temperature that emits "black body radiation". In heading out into space it hits CO2 molecules and can excite them (causing them to heat up). However this excitation only occurs at a very specific frequency around 14 um and rolls off very rapidly on either side - 1um variation is at the 10% level. So what is the effect of extra CO2?
Consider a cubic metre of air. It contains around 3 * 10^22 molecules (mostly Nitrogen, but also Oxygen et al.)
Now consider a column of that Air 1 molecule wide and 1 deep, but a metre high. It will contain the cube root of the whole metre of gas, ie 3 * 10^7 molecules, so 30 million molecules of Air in our column.
At 400ppm (current CO2) that means 12,000 CO2 molecules in our column
Our photon of radiation at 14um sets off and has to avoid 12000 possible collisions in the first metre - its got no chance.
What happens if we double to 800 ppm - its still got no chance.
What happens if we halve to 200ppm? At 6,000 molecules its still got no chance.
Global warming is happening, and has been happening for 10,000 years since the ice age, but CO2 is of minor relevance
Proof that CO2 has minimal impact runs as follows:-
The surface of the earth is at a temperature that emits "black body radiation". In heading out into space it hits CO2 molecules and can excite them (causing them to heat up). However this excitation only occurs at a very specific frequency around 14 um and rolls off very rapidly on either side - 1um variation is at the 10% level. So what is the effect of extra CO2?
Consider a cubic metre of air. It contains around 3 * 10^22 molecules (mostly Nitrogen, but also Oxygen et al.)
Now consider a column of that Air 1 molecule wide and 1 deep, but a metre high. It will contain the cube root of the whole metre of gas, ie 3 * 10^7 molecules, so 30 million molecules of Air in our column.
At 400ppm (current CO2) that means 12,000 CO2 molecules in our column
Our photon of radiation at 14um sets off and has to avoid 12000 possible collisions in the first metre - its got no chance.
What happens if we double to 800 ppm - its still got no chance.
What happens if we halve to 200ppm? At 6,000 molecules its still got no chance.
Global warming is happening, and has been happening for 10,000 years since the ice age, but CO2 is of minor relevance
.... so why is Venus 800F despite the surface receiving less energy than the surface of Earth due to perpetual cloud cover?
Venus has high temperatures because of its dense atmosphere PV=NRT
See https://www.researchgate.net/public...from_an_Empirical_Planetary_Temperature_Model
Check the actual profession of the 'scientists' on that list. Most of them are just abusing their scientific & professor titles. Only a handful 'scientists' of this group of "prominent global experts" have a background in Climat science.
I don't think that being a writer or geologist qualifies to be named a prominent global expert in climate science.
Your CO2 chart goes back to the history of the planet before humans could have or did exist. Starting that far back is irrelevant because who cares what the planet could or would be like if humans are not able to survive it. The only thing that matters to most of us humans is what's needed on planet Earth to sustain human life in relatively comfortable climate conditions.
Here's a chart that shows the period of human activity more appropriately: the last 800,000 year. Humans arguably didn't evolve into the species we are today until about 200,000 year ago, so the other 600,000 years on the chart is for the time our human ancestors were around. Notice the range of CO2 stays between about 160 - 300ppm. We NEED some CO2 in the atmosphere for the warmth needed to support human life, but the overwhelming body of scientific literature says human activity will be negatively impacted when levels of CO2 in our atmosphere reach above 350 ppm, and we are at about 415 today and rising every year. We have already seen the impacts of climate change that are unfolding almost exactly as predicted, except that they are unfolding faster than scientists have anticipated, which is why the time to act is NOW. Science is where the concept of climate change begins. Peer-reviewed, overwhelming science. Not at all sure where you're getting your information, but it is not consistent with the overwhelming majority (>99%) of scientists.
Here is a chart of the last 2000 years, again showing no correlation with CO2 and temperature.
Climate principles should stay the same, no matter the time period...
But, when you start and end a chart can be deceitful - ever notice that the Arctic ice charts start around 1980?
How do microwaves heat food?
..... don't.... don't you think it takes a change in CO2 for a change in CO2 to change the temperature???? Who ever said a change of < 4% would have a measurable influence on climate? That's fades into the background of other forcing agents. Scientists are concerned because CO2 has increased by >40%... hence the jump in temperature when CO2 increases.
When CO2 ACTUALLY changes... so does temperature. Pretty clear correlation.
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How does something cooler heat up something warmer?
Yes, there certainly appears to be a correlation
if you look at the graph posted, the red temperature line consistently rises BEFORE the blue CO2 line.
Thus, since the temperature rises consistently rises BEFORE the CO2 rises, CO2 CANNOT be causing the temperature rise.
Thank you for posting data that proves my point.
Easy. CO2 acted as a long-term feed back. The source of CO2 was the oceans. There was an initial slight warming caused by a change in Earths orbit. This resulted in the oceans warming slightly. Warm water cannot hold as much gas as cold water so the amount of CO2 in the atmosphere increased. This increase drove more warming until a new equilibrium was reached.
Far from 'disproving' climate change this comes as close to verifying it as scientifically possible. Without the forcing effect of CO2 there is no other plausible explanation for the Ice ages. The tiny variations in Earths orbit are much too small to explain the ~10C swings in temperature that are observed from glacial to inter-glacial periods.
So of course the warming started first... something had to force some CO2 out of solution in the oceans. Orbital shifts triggered the warming but CO2 drove the majority of warming. Even then the real forcing agent is water vapor but the amount of water vapor is directly and exponentially proportional to the amount of CO2.
.... in a very similar way microwaves that are -256C can boil water...
Let’s keep it to climate.
Anybody can see that temperature and oceans are rising.Seems CO2 levels have NEVER in the last 800,000 been this high.So we probably don't know what might happen.
This thread is starting to look like a flat Earth argument. One side is scientific fact and should be the consensus while the other side just can't part from their belief/opinion and keeps pushing their false narrative. It's kinda fun to watch actually. I'm entertained by it. Carry on.