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3. What We Know For Sure
1 year ago
Dr. Heidi Cullen, from the Mauna Loa observatory, discusses how we know for sure that carbon dioxide is increasing in the atmosphere (because of the burning of fossil fuels).
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anoniab 7 months agoI have yet to see evidence that CO2 acts any differently (when it comes to trapping heat) than any other gas, much less our 3% of the .o3 of CO2. And why on earth are they measuring CO2 that close to a volcano? That will drive the numbers up. -
anoniab 7 months agoCO2 like any other gas is held on earth by gravity. Heat rises and the molecules are cooled by the absolute zero cold of outer space. The planet cannot overheat, nor can it have "global" warming since when it's summer in the northern hemisphere, it's winter in the southern hemisphere. All temps are local. 100 in Chicago will not melt ice where the temp is below freezing.
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anoniab 7 months agoIf you're basing your info on the IPCC reports, you have a problem - they were only required to deal with one variable: man. That's not science.
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