Dagosa
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Burp.I took an oath to push away misinformation
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Burp.I took an oath to push away misinformation
Burp.Yep, now what? How’s it different than government money?
Climate removed itBurp.
Climate still takes it awayBurp.
That's been my point all along. Regardless of playing silly word games like numbers can't talk.Of course the "150 ppm threshold" doesn't actually say plants can't survive
Of course the "150 ppm threshold" doesn't actually say plants can't survive, the number doesn't say anything because numbers don't talk, they just sit there waiting to be read. Meanwhile there are some people who will say that 150 ppm plants can not survive beyond the threshold and others who say not. That also is not conjecture as I can show you these people saying thus.
Let's step back, take a deep breath, and get back on the same side here.
Personally I can think up a lot of possible explanations as to why we have this inconsistency but a possible explanation is conjecture. Also, arbitrarily deciding w/o additional supporting fact that one faction is right and the other is wrong is also conjecture. We won't go there.
So what we got is that there are some smart folks that say plants don't survive at less than 150ppm, and we have some other smart people who say that we've had less than 100ppm for many tens of thousands of years. You consider these two views to be consistent a I don't.That's been my point all along. Regardless of playing silly word games like numbers can't talk.
So no inconsistency exists as far as I am concerned.
This is what I was thinking, that reports of various CO2 ppm readings are localized and temporary. When some guy says we got over 400 ppm CO2 now, we don't know if it went down the next day or it was lower in surrounding areas.Greenhouse Carbon Dioxide Supplementation - Oklahoma State University
By Megha Poudel and Bruce Dunn. Learn about carbon dioxide, its concentration in relation to plants, supplementation, the effect of supplemental CO2 on different growing factors, sources of carbon dioxide and control and distribution of CO2.extension.okstate.edu
The carbon dioxide level is higher at night because of plant respiration and microbial activities. The carbon dioxide level may drop to 150 to 200 parts per million during the day in a sealed greenhouse, because CO2 is utilized by plants for photosynthesis during daytime. Exposure of plants to lower levels of CO2 even for a short period can reduce rate of photosynthesis and plant growth. Generally, doubling ambient CO2 level (i.e. 700 to 800 parts per million) can make a significant and visible difference in plant yield.
Again... no mention of survivability. That's you making an assumption.So what we got is that there are some smart folks that say plants don't survive at less than 150ppm, and we have some other smart people who say that we've had less than 100ppm for many tens of thousands of years. You consider these two views to be consistent a I don't.
Interesting.
it's the same way for any ice core sample, no one knows anything about that year just because of the day it froze it was what it was. It's why proxy data is faked.This is what I was thinking, that reports of various CO2 ppm readings are localized and temporary. When some guy says we got over 400 ppm CO2 now, we don't know if it went down the next day or it was lower in surrounding areas.
They are not localized or temporary. CO2 is a "well-mixed gas"This is what I was thinking, that reports of various CO2 ppm readings are localized and temporary. When some guy says we got over 400 ppm CO2 now, we don't know if it went down the next day or it was lower in surrounding areas.
It's ridiculous to attribute almost all of the warming to CO2 when the instantaneous radiative forcing effect of CO2 is weak.They are not localized or temporary. CO2 is a "well-mixed gas"
Satellite data do show regional variation but it is minute.
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Note the total variance over the globe is 11 ppm.
Using David Legates' claim on consensus is simply lying.Over 1,800 scientists have signed the Declaration of NO Climate Emergency.
Go crazy over a few parts per million of carbon dioxide and move to Cuba, the only "sustainable" country. You deserve nothing less.
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The guy who doesn’t know what the periodic table is while CLAIMING he’s an engineer and we’re suppose to believe you ?Over 1,800 scientists have signed the Declaration of NO Climate Emergency.
Go crazy over a few parts per million of carbon dioxide and move to Cuba, the only "sustainable" country. You deserve nothing less.
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That’s hilarious. There are minimum 30 k universities and research facilities that study climate, each with dozens of scientist in the associated field who think your FOS. Do the math bozo. You lose.Over 1,800 scientists have signed the Declaration of NO Climate Emergency.
Exactly.Using David Legates' claim on consensus is simply lying.
You are correct, I made no mention of "survivability, I used the word "survive" as a reference to the Stanford quote---Again... no mention of survivability.
Not all proxy data.it's the same way for any ice core sample, no one knows anything about that year just because of the day it froze it was what it was. It's why proxy data is faked.
A CHEMICAL engineerThe guy who doesn’t know what the periodic table is while CLAIMING he’s an engineer and we’re suppose to believe you ?