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But they aren't cooling at all. They have been warming and the rate at which they warm has been increasing since 1998. Does your aquarium in the greenhouse do that: Continue to grow warmer while its environment is cooling? Let's take an extreme. We'll start with the aquarium at 15C but we'll raise the air to 40C. Obviously, the aquarium begins to warm. We wait till the aquarium hits 20C and then begin to lower the air temperature to 20C over a period of a few hours. What does the temperature in the tank do. Since the air is still warmer than the tank, it continues to increase its temperature but it does so AT A DECREASING RATE.
It is not possible under the scenario you all are trying to push, for the temperature increase in the ocean to accelerate.
Besides which, as I've now stated numerous times. The radiative imbalance at the ToA is insurmountable evidence that the world is still accumulating solar energy. Until that stops, arguing otherwise is simply a waste of your breath.
It is not possible under the scenario you all are trying to push, for the temperature increase in the ocean to accelerate.
Besides which, as I've now stated numerous times. The radiative imbalance at the ToA is insurmountable evidence that the world is still accumulating solar energy. Until that stops, arguing otherwise is simply a waste of your breath.
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