Unkotare
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You are dodging the question. The question you responded to has nothing to do with volcanoes. It was regarding whether rises in ambient temperature tend to precede rises of the CO2 levels in the ambient air or vice-versa.The fact that you dodged the question strongly indicates that you either have no clue or that you know that you are being deceptive.And did you find that the rise in CO2 preceded the rise in temperature? Or did you find that the rise in temperature preceded the rise in CO2 like all of us climatologists.Do you want to educate yourself regarding the matter?? If so, do some research to find out whether a rise in ambient CO2 precedes a rise in temperatures.
Logically, if the temperature changes are not preceded by the rise in CO2 levels, then the rise in CO2 levels can be ruled out as the causative factor of those temperature changes.
Been there, done that.
Wow! Are you full of crap! Each year all the volcanoes on earth release about 200 million tons of CO2 into the environment. The activities of humans are responsible for the release of about 26.8 BILLION tons. Like it or not, CO2 IS leading the way.s
How many ways do I need to say that CO2 leads the way.
Really? Water vapor is a more potent greenhouse gas than CO2.