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Default Atmospheric CO2 Increases, Due To Ocean, Rather Than Mankind

On Feb 13, 11:48 pm, "ZN00B" wrote:
Atmospheric CO2 Increases, Due To Ocean, Rather Than Mankind

Roy W. Spencer

25 Jan 2008

http://wattsupwiththat.wordpress.com...whammy-friday-...

This is probably the most provocative hypothesis I have ever
(and will ever) advance: The long-term increases in carbon dioxide
concentration that have been observed at Mauna Loa since 1958 could be
driven more than by the ocean than by mankind's burning of fossil fuels.


Let's see, oceans are absorbing CO2, so, yeah, that causes CO2 in the
air to increase. That is, if you're mathematically and scientifically
illiterate.
 
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