Doctor Jolly wrote on Nov 5
th, 2012 at 9:47am:
FriYAY wrote on Nov 5
th, 2012 at 9:43am:
Doctor Jolly wrote on Nov 5
th, 2012 at 9:36am:
FriYAY wrote on Nov 5
th, 2012 at 9:25am:
Doctor Jolly wrote on Nov 5
th, 2012 at 9:22am:
Will Huricane Sandy, hitting home to one of the world centres, finally make the US do something about its co2 emissions ?
I think its the first step. More super-storms to follow will all chip away at the deniers stranglehold on US politics.
Can you put up the proof this storm was caused by C02 emissions please.
Lack of artic ice sheet this year, causing northern oceans to absorb much more energy, intensifing Sandy.
LOL, nice proof.
What more do you want. Its pretty simple.
co2 is a green house gas. True.
We have released stored co2 (coal) for the last 100 years. True.
Nature is not re-storing that co2. True.
Co2 is therefore in the atmosphere. True.
Sea temperatures are warming because of co2. True.
Ice sheets are melting. True.
Northern waters are warming because of lack of ice sheets. True.
Hurricane intensity is directly linked to sea temperatures. True.
Its not rocket science.
What more do you want. Its pretty simple.
co2 is a green house gas. True.
We have released stored co2 (coal) for the last 100 years. True.
Nature is not re-storing that co2.
Maybe
.
Co2 is therefore in the atmosphere. True.
Sea temperatures are warming because of co2.
Maybe
.
Ice sheets are melting. True.
Northern waters are warming because of lack of ice sheets. True.
Hurricane intensity is directly linked to sea temperatures.
Unproven
.
Its not rocket science.
No it's' climate science'
Ok, tell us where Nature is storing the co2 then. Take your own life as an example. You are pumping out about 20 tonnes a year. Over say the last 40 years, thats 800 tonnes in your life. Even if nature could compact that down to an efficient storage as coal in that short space of time, you think you would have notice it stored somewhere ?
You also agreed above that co2 is a green house gas, and more co2 is in the atmosphere,
finally, huricanes and all tropical cyclones are definately related to sea temperature, because they mostly occur where the sea temperatures are favourable. Thats a simple link if ever there was one.