jreeves
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- Feb 12, 2008
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Stanford????get real, Chris. Think about this.... Stanford says that the Sun accounts for a fraction of global warming, right??? Now just pretend we didn't have a Sun. Wouldn't you have one very cold dead planet??? I rest my case.
The Sun has not increased its radiation enough to account for the warming.
Chris, I give up...you wore me out. You will never get it. If you study your graph with all those colored lines...the temp. really doesn't go along with your CO2 line. During 1880 and 1910 CO2 was rising, and the temps were falling. During the 1940's and 1950 the same thing was going on...now this was with the chart you provided. Go back to school son. And your quaore from this post about the Sun's radiation....well, obviously your wrong there too, because there wasenough radiation to warm us up in the 1990's. Chris I'm not going to post anymore here, because I think I stated my case good enough to you...a right wing nut.
Oh come on, don't you enjoy debating the brainless?