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MrGamma
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I am currently under the impression that the Oceans act like a big sponge. They absorb CO2. However when the temperature rises it releases that CO2.
Most reports give a rise of about 1 degree over the last half century.
I am also aware that the ocean floor is littered with volcanoes, sea mounts, and is encircled by a huge rift which goes right up the Atlantic across the Pacific and around Antarctica.
I am aware of no such force on the Earth caused by man which could generate so much heat.
How do people know global warming isn't a natural consequence of the environment changing rather than human influence?
Specifically... This page says 31,000 scientists claim humans are not responsible for global warming.
http://nov55.com/gbwm.html
The petition.
http://www.oism.org/pproject/
My question is... Has anyone proven this beyond a shadow of a doubt that humans are indeed solely responsible for causing the climate change? If so... What percentage is a result of man, and what percentage is a result of natural climate change?
Most reports give a rise of about 1 degree over the last half century.
I am also aware that the ocean floor is littered with volcanoes, sea mounts, and is encircled by a huge rift which goes right up the Atlantic across the Pacific and around Antarctica.
I am aware of no such force on the Earth caused by man which could generate so much heat.
How do people know global warming isn't a natural consequence of the environment changing rather than human influence?
Specifically... This page says 31,000 scientists claim humans are not responsible for global warming.
http://nov55.com/gbwm.html
The petition.
http://www.oism.org/pproject/
My question is... Has anyone proven this beyond a shadow of a doubt that humans are indeed solely responsible for causing the climate change? If so... What percentage is a result of man, and what percentage is a result of natural climate change?