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Very well crafted hokum, congratulations. CO2 is not good for plants that burn because the weather's been too dry. Very local adapted low population environmen
by polotics 6y ago
Very well crafted hokum, congratulations.
CO2 is not good for plants that burn because the weather's been too dry. Very local adapted low population environments cannot be compared to what's going on now, all your examples in the same temperature range as now are pure coastal populations with no sea level rise, the earlier era examples are warming from much lower temps, basically recovery from the glaciation of 20k years ago.
You write "With each passing year the percentage of the increase in CO2 levels decreases." It is absolutes that matters, each carbone dioxyde molecule added contributes to greenhouse just like all the previously spewed ones there is no diminishing returns on that, and tipping points are indeed waiting. And we have not observed what? We have observed already a lot of runaway chaos you know full well.