Global Warming - Evaluating the Evidence | Environmental Chemistry | Chemistry | FuseSchool
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- Learn the basics about global warming as part of the environmental chemistry topic.
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The sun goes through cycles of explosion, that’s what you call seasons.
The end is near
Hi school
Here
are some scientific facts that clearly show that an increase in CO2
does not lead to any significant increase in temperature
The
co2 concentration today is 400ppm. The temperature is circa 18c.
in
the Jurassic period the co2 concentration was 2000ppm, [5 times
greater than today] the temperature was 22c.
in
the Triassic period the co2 concentration was 2500ppm [ 6 times
greater than today] the temperature was 22c.
in
the Ordovician period the co2 concentration was 3000ppm [7.5 times
greater than today] the temperature was 17c
in
the Cambrian period the co2 concentration was 6000ppm [15 times
greater than today] the temperature was 22c
For
most of the time the planet was thriving not frying, the data shows
that temperature is independent of co2 concentration
Look
at the data for the Cambrian. The co2 concentration is 15 times what
it is today but the temperatures is about the same as it is today.
Look at the Ordovician , the CO2 concentration was 7.5 greater
than it is today and yet the temperature was 2 degrees lower
than it is today.
Some
people who have read this data seem to get upset about it. They
describe these simple data sets above as 'bullshit' etc etc.
the
data I have given above is standard information that can be easily
verified by checking its validity on the many websites that cover
this subject. These data sets have been around for many years, there
is nothing controversial about them.
so do u not believe that climate change is bad
@@Elynaa_ I personally think climate change isn't bad. it's a natural process. what is bad and alarming is the rate the changes happen.
How do you know the heat of the Jurassic time
@@JasperJory what changes?