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But the South Pole is freezing; thus indicating a localized geothermal cause, vs. atmospheric solar-warming.The Permafrost is giving off more green house gases than it is taking in so it now the net producer of green house emissions...
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Arctic permafrost is now a net source of major greenhouse gases
An Arctic-wide survey has found that the permafrost region is emitting more carbon into the atmosphere than it absorbs, causing the planet to heat even furtherwww.newscientist.com
There is a heat spot under the ice but Global warming is also melting the ice sheet...South Pole is freezing; thus indicating a localized geothermal cause,
That would require BOTH poles to melt, since greenhouse gases are equally distributed by atmospheric turbulence; but Antarctic ice is INCREASING-- and HAS been, for as long as it's been recorded using satellites in 1979.There is a heat spot under the ice but Global warming is also melting the ice sheet...
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Discovery of high geothermal heat at South Pole - British Antarctic Survey
Scientists have discovered an area near the South Pole where the base of the Antarctic Ice Sheet is melting unexpectedly quickly. Using radar to look through three km of ice, …www.bas.ac.uk
This chart shows that as CO2 increases, the temperature increases...This is why "Climate Change" hypotheses have NEVER met their scientific burden of proof, but relied entirely on bullying defamation, intimidation, panic-mongering, corrupt legislation and other dirty tricks to support their narrative.



But NOT in that order.This chart shows that as CO2 increases, the temperature increases...
You are ignoring the facts on the ground, the people who study the weather and climate, and the data they have collected... You could argue that past science fear-mongering has come and passed, but this time we are watching it in real time... I admit some of the alarmist fears they have raised are going to occur later than they first predicted, but they will. The climate is not a soda bottle...But NOT in that order.
If you leave a cup of soda-pop out over night, it goes flat, while the one in the fridge says carbonated... do the math.
In fact the every WORD "soda-pop" is an onomatopoeia, from the "pop" sound produced when removing the cork from a bottle of soda-water soft drink, due to the pressure from released CO2 when stored in warmer temperatures (such as ice-boxes vs. actual ice).
I ignore nothing; I simply observe the fact that it's still just an unproved hypothesis.You are ignoring the facts on the ground, the people who study the weather and climate, and the data they have collected...
You could argue that past science fear-mongering has come and passed, but this time we are watching it in real time...
And it is STILL just an unproved hypothesis.
I admit some of the alarmist fears they have raised are going to occur later than they first predicted, but they will. The climate is not a soda bottle...
Yes, it IS, because the higher CO2 levels RESULT from higher temperatures, not vice-versa as you claimed; so that points directly to increased outgassing.
I don't care if 100% agree; the simple fact that Antarctic ice is INCREASING, is PROOF that it's getting COLDER; since increased CO2 cannot be localized, like geothermal activity can (especially undersea, since water and currents transmit heat much faster to local areas, resulting in melting of polar ice). A simple look at the fault-lines proves that the vents run right under the North Pole.An overwhelming majority of climate scientists — 97% to over 99.9% — agree that the Earth's climate is warming and that human activities are the primary cause, a consensus confirmed by numerous studies of peer-reviewed literature and expert surveys. Major scientific organizations worldwide, including NASA, the UN's IPCC, and national science academies, endorse this position, though public perception often underestimates the depth of this agreement, notes.
Likewise, the key underlying issue is DANGER, which statistics likewise prove is REDUCED by increased temperatures.
Statistical analysis proves that the CO2 increases AFTER the temperature, not before it.I have a feeling your observation is missing something... The chart makes the statement...
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No... show me a link... or video...Statistical analysis proves that the CO2 increases AFTER the temperature, not before it.
Google is your friend, I am not.No... show me a link... or video...
I always make the effort for you...Google is your friend, I am not.
The burden of PROOF is on you. As I said, my counter-argument is NOT a validation of your hypothesis.... I used to write punchlines for John Cook FFS.I always make the effort for you...
No posted the CO2 rises and temp. follows: you posted the opposite, so the burden of proof is on you...The burden of PROOF is on you. As I said, my counter-argument is NOT a validation of your hypothesis.... I used to write punchlines for John Cook FFS.
You never proved that it FOLLOWS, just that it CORRELATES.No posted the CO2 rises and temp. follows: you posted the opposite, so the burden of proof is on you...
AI does the work...The burden of PROOF is on you.
That's just parroting fearmongers. No actual proof shown.AI does the work...
It's a feedback loop: historically, rising temperatures (from orbital shifts) caused oceans to release CO2, which amplified warming; today, rising CO2 from human activities (fossil fuels, deforestation) traps heat, causing temperatures to rise, which further releases CO2 from oceans and soils, creating a powerful, self-reinforcing cycle. So, both happen, but the cause of today's rapid warming is the human-driven CO2 increase, not the other way around, even though past temperature changes led CO2.
How it Works (Past vs. Present)
The Feedback Loop Today:
- Past Ice Ages (Natural Cycles):
- Slight warming from Earth's orbit changes (Milankovitch cycles) made oceans warmer.
- Warmer oceans hold less dissolved gas, so they released CO2 into the atmosphere.
- This increased CO2 then trapped more heat, causing further warming (a positive feedback loop).
- In these natural cycles, temperature changes led CO2 changes by hundreds of years.
- Today's Climate Change (Human-Driven):
- Burning fossil fuels, deforestation, and industry release massive amounts of CO2, overwhelming natural cycles.
- This excess CO2 acts like a blanket, trapping heat and raising global temperatures.
- This current CO2 rise is the primary driver of warming, not the other way around, as confirmed by the unprecedented speed and magnitude of the increase.
In Summary:
- CO2 drives Temperature: Human emissions increase atmospheric CO2, trapping heat and raising temperatures.
- Temperature drives CO2 (Feedback): Warming oceans and thawing soils release more CO2 and methane, further accelerating the warming trend.
While past natural warming led to CO2 release, the current crisis is defined by human-caused CO2 emissions forcing temperatures up, which then triggers natural systems to release even more CO2, intensifying the warming.