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Originally Posted by mtdjed
Originally Posted by Normal
it’s all about cause. There was very little co2 emitted into the atmosphere during the periods prior to 1850.
Both of the above could be potentially true.
CO2 is a naturally produced Gas. Humans and animals emit it. Plants absorb it and store it. Dead plants evolve into fuels such as oils, gas, and coal and continue storage. Some of the CO2 remains in the air and is considered a greenhouse gas. Greenhouse gases allowed the earth to heat up and helped warm up the earth to allow temperatures to develop our current environment. I think most of us agree to that.
The difference is what happens then and is related to man's usage of those fuels storing the CO2 from the past and releasing it into the atmosphere.
My question to participants of the discussion is, Any disagreement to the above"?
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These are all side issues. The main issue is ... there is no proof man-made CO2 harms our climate, when in fact it helps our climate in every way. As I have repeatedly shown, the data shows that all forms of severe weather are decreasing during global warming - just like it has done is the distant past. Anyone can claim anything, but only trend data can show reality. For more details, using government data, please attend the Weather Club.