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http://global-warming.accuweather.co..._likely_1.html The reader should investigate Dr. Svensmark's response on his/her own. David Christainsen - Meteorologist |
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On Dec 29, 12:38 pm, "
wrote: On 12/29/08 9:56 AM, in article , "David" wrote: Accuweather http://global-warming.accuweather.co...n_cosmic_rays_.... html The reader should investigate Dr. Svensmark's response on his/her own. ** cosmic rays are still much of a mystery to our climate scientists. They come from different directions all over the cosmos. While satellites are helping, our hopes are in an huge lab being built in Switzerland just for studying cosmic rays. ** Conversely Solar radiation is the key to global climate and orbital changes are the governing factors. As for atmospheric CO2 it is a trivial item in the GHG and appears to be even less important, 5 years ago atmospheric CO2 was reported @ 400 ppm. Now it is at 385 ppm dropping @ 3 ppm per year. It doesn't seem like much until you note that in 100 years atmospheric CO2 increased by 1 ppm per annum. Don't jerkoff on the hockey stick, I saw the real graph~~ it was as spikey as it is possible to get. "5 years ago atmospheric CO2 was reported @ 400 ppm. Now it is at 385 ppm dropping @ 3 ppm per year." WRONG WRONG WRONG WRONG WRONG WRONG |
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![]() wrote in message ... On 12/29/08 9:56 AM, in article , "David" wrote: Accuweather http://global-warming.accuweather.co..._rays_likely_1. html The reader should investigate Dr. Svensmark's response on his/her own. ** cosmic rays are still much of a mystery to our climate scientists. They come from different directions all over the cosmos. While satellites are helping, our hopes are in an huge lab being built in Switzerland just for studying cosmic rays. ** Conversely Solar radiation is the key to global climate and orbital changes are the governing factors. As for atmospheric CO2 it is a trivial item in the GHG and appears to be even less important, 5 years ago atmospheric CO2 was reported @ 400 ppm. Now it is at 385 ppm dropping @ 3 ppm per year. It doesn't seem like much until you note that in 100 years atmospheric CO2 increased by 1 ppm per annum. Don't jerkoff on the hockey stick, I saw the real graph~~ it was as spikey as it is possible to get. Amazing, an idiot, a liar and a conspiracy theorist all in one stunted little body. You may just have made medical history. |
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