Not exact matches
, the
actual worst case of
human CO2 emission growth due to the pipeline is miniscule.
HERE is a line of empirical evidence: (
human / industry
CO2 emissions are causing global warming) * Climate Myth The Skeptic - Denier position: There's no empirical evidence «There is no
actual evidence that carbon dioxide emissions are causing global warming.
Of course, if the NYTimes or WAPO or CNN or CBS or the AP were ever to report the
actual cooling trend over the last 15 years (despite the massive amounts of
human CO2 emissions) this would establish that they have been grossly misleading the public for years about consensus «global warming.»
I have looked at the
actual past development of atmospheric
CO2 and compared that with the
actual development of both
human population and GDP.
In
actual fact, the rate of
human CO2 emissions (the principal GHG) increased to 1.9 % per year (based on CDIAC data).
The alarmist hypothesis that
human CO2 emissions are similar to a furnace's «thermostat» or a «control - knob» has proven also to be a pseudo-science claim, which
actual scientists now consider an embarrassment best forgotten.
If he is to maintain the moronic green / left dogma that only
human CO2 causes global warming and climate change, his only course is to denounce the
actual CERN climate experiments as more Republican anti-science.
As climate alarmists rend their garments over fossil fuel emissions, a group of scientists has discovered that the world's plants have somehow increased their capacity to assimilate carbon, resulting in an
actual decline in the percentage of
human - produced
CO2 remaining in the atmosphere.
The IPCC and AGW hypothesis supporters like to talk about net
CO2 because it looks scary, but compared to the
actual flux of
CO2 and the associated uncertainty the
human contribution is actually pretty small.
Whether its the old NASA computer model simulations or the newer variety of IPCC climate models, Hansen's 1988 prediction of rapidly accelerating and dangerous global warming from
human CO2, and other greenhouse gases, has done poorly in comparison to
actual observed temps.
Trenberth has no
actual physical evidence proving any more than a 5 % contribution from
humans to the 2.037 ppmv / year average increase in atmospheric
CO2 over the past 10 years.
Since
human emissions can be calculated in
actual tonnage, simple algebra can show the relative contributions of
CO2 to the atmospheric concentration from
human and other sources.
CptWayne, given that accumulated
human emissions are approximately double the
actual rise in atmospheric
CO2, as you yourself state, why should it be hard to understand that pretty much all of the atmospheric rise is attributable to
human emissions from fossil fuel burning?