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Strawman of some kind, so I'm not gonna give you an in-depth response. Across all of the possible temperature distributions that Earth's surface could have, th
by neovialogistics 4y ago
Strawman of some kind, so I'm not gonna give you an in-depth response.
Across all of the possible temperature distributions that Earth's surface could have, there is some temperature distribution that is optimal for the flourishing of human civilization as we know it.
The Earth has been, in the recent past, fairly close to that distribution but one of the consequences of changing the CO2 fraction of the atmosphere from around 0.025% to well over 0.04% is a change in albedo that changes Earth's surface temperature distribution towards an equilibrium that is not remotely near the optimum.
- adamrezich 4y agowhere's the strawman? you said that a heatwave ruined crops in Argentina, and it logically follows that said heatwave is the direct result of human actions negatively affecting the planet's climate, as it's the only possible cause of such a disastrous event.