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On Jan 19, 8:12*am, Al Bedo wrote:
Roger Coppock wrote: On Jan 17, 7:30 pm, Al Bedo wrote: Roger Coppock wrote: On Jan 17, 12:30 am, wrote: It is no suprise that there is a high correlation between global mean surface temperature and CO2 concentration, since the CO2 concentration is CAUSED BY the temperature. Roger needs to make sure that he does not confuse the cause with the effect. WRONG! Radioisotope studies indicate the Carbon in the CO@ comes from fossil sources. *This was known decades ago. *Study the "Seuss Effect." I hope you do realize that the isotopes of CO2 you refer to are created by the cosmic radiation you dismiss. Boy! *Your're totally confused, Mr. Bedo. I don't dismiss cosmic radiation. *It is quite real. There are 5 decades of reliable measures for cosmic ray flux. I do note that the cosmic ray flux does not have a high coefficient of correlation with the global mean surface temperature, and the I conclude that cosmic rays are not a cause of the current global warming. *Mainstream science does the same. We'll see. We've already seen. You're wrong. Cosmic ray fluxes have little correlation with global mean surface temperatures today, and will have tomorrow. It would take hundreds of years to turn around the 50 years of non-trending data that I posted. |
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