The Questions that Global Warming Concerned People have Not Answered in this Forum

I don't understand why these questions are so hard. If you have missed them thus far, they are:

1) Is there evidence of a steady rise in the Earth's temperature, say since the industrial revolution?
2) Is there proof that this rise is caused by human activity, and that nothing else could be the cause?
3) What are the steps we should take to stop or reverse this human-caused global warming?
4) How much will those steps cost, in terms of tax dollars spent, and lost opportunities, including lost opportunities for developing nations to grow and prosper, and for developed countries to innovate?
5) By how much will that proposed expendature reduce the Earth's temperature, and how do we know that?

If you cannot answer each of these questions, with evidence, not just guesses or links, then any policy you advocate based on "global warming" have no basis in evidence.

1) It was rising since around 1700 long before CO2 started rising which begun in the 1880's thus the warming trend went on for around 185 years. which was simply a recovery from the LIA phase.

2) Negligible because it was warming for nearly 2 centuries while CO2 sat on its ass, and for 10,000 years of large temperature swings while CO2 was sitting around the 260-280 ppm line in all those years here is a nice Chart made by C3 headlines:

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No visible relationship between CO2 and temperature changes during the interglacial period.

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Co2 warm forcing is mostly done in the first 100 ppm level then rapidly declining after that to near zero at the 430-ppm level and close to saturation levels:

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LINK to a recently published science paper.

Since it has been over 180+ ppm for several 100 million years there has been little change in warm forcing input ever since as most of it was already generated in the first 100 ppm with quick decline afterwards which was done about a BILLION years ago thus CO2 warm forcing effects is negligible over 200 ppm levels.


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3) Not necessary.

4) Not needed as there is no evidence of any developing Climate Emergency anywhere as by baseline data as shown very well in this article:

Where is the Climate Emergency?

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This entire climate change propaganda has been promulgated by governments and the scientists in and out of the biased meta-analysis IPCC who are dominantly on government payroll are the dominant pushers of the climate change baloney which is why their position is so easily shown to be a SCAM!

There has been NO climate change in most of the world certainty none in my region during the entire Holocene as shown by the Koppen Climate Classification index which mine is BSk

LINK


It is the SUN/Ocean Dynamo that is dominating the weather processes we live though.

I am now reading a nice Book by Javier Vinos

Solving the Climate Puzzle The Sun's surprising role

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A Repeat (5, 10?) of an Irrelevant from the SunsetMommy fake chjart stash.
It's good if you live under 2 miles Greenland ice and want to wait a few hundred/thousand years for it to catch up to the Air/Surface temperature!

Here is a post showing a chart based on the GISP ice core data,


The historical record also indicates that temperatures fluctuate up and down without any relationship to the CO2 level. (click on image to enlarge)


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Your chart stops under 400 PPM. it's old and on a CONSPIRACY Website (C3) which cites a non-working link.
We are at 425 PPM.
We are at THEE Warmest since the last Interglacial. (100,000 years ago)

SunsetMommy is DISHONEST. (like ding)
His blog has a Thousand deceptive charts to abuse.

You remember MARCOTT don't you, you Deceptive ahole?
You used him Right?

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1) Is there evidence of a steady rise in the Earth's temperature, say since the industrial revolution?
2) Is there proof that this rise is caused by human activity, and that nothing else could be the cause?
3) What are the steps we should take to stop or reverse this human-caused global warming?
4) How much will those steps cost, in terms of tax dollars spent, and lost opportunities, including lost opportunities for developing nations to grow and prosper, and for developed countries to innovate?
5) By how much will that proposed expendature reduce the Earth's temperature, and how do we know that?

1. Yes.


2. No. And I do not think anyone has said it was humans, and humans alone.

3. None. There is no stopping it if we are the cause. The solution is to prepare for the changes and take advantage of the good changes and mitigate the damage from the bad.

4. See 3

5. See 3
 
... SunsetMommy is DISHONEST. (like ding) ...

They're using Stefan-Boltzmann's Law ... irradiation is proportional to temperature raised to the fourth power ... which relationship are you using? ... you gain nothing with logarithms ...

S'Tommy's right ... it's called "quantum saturation" ... one photon, one molecule ... and there's no where close to enough carbon dioxide molecules in the atmosphere to effect thermometer readings at the world's airports ... that's ± 0.5ºC in case you didn't know ...

1ºC is laughably small ...
 

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