Posted by John_PA on January 04, 2015 at 05:16:50 from (71.182.160.3):
In Reply to: Math question, CO2? posted by George Marsh on January 03, 2015 at 16:13:21:
I am going to guess that you extrapolated "millions of years" from the data set that went back 50 years in their data?
I didn't see any information in the link that showed ppm levels of co2 from millions of years ago. The best I can figure is that cold and ice did a lot of damage, killed off almost everything living on land, and left us with layers of flammable material deep under ground. I'd prefer to be heading into a warming cycle, rather than a cooling cycle. Warming cycle brings weather that can create and sustain life. Cooling cycle brings weather that causes death. Could you imagine the wars and destruction if people started fighting for small food reserves and heating fuel?
I have yet to see anyone link the ppm to a specific average temperature increase or decrease. Doing some simple math should be able to tell us just exactly how much warmer the planet will be if all the coal, oil, and gas is depleted.
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