So, lets take the natural warming hypothesis one step closer to the
edge. Warming does have natural causes.
CO2 emissions have natural causes as well; and also anthropogenic
sources, i.e., land use, fossil fuel combustion, intentional burning,
etc.
Now, we can sit back and watch the natural warming forces at work while
we measure the increasing acidity of the oceans and diminished capacity
of oceans to provide sinks for our CO2 contributions to the atmosphere
which, I believe (unless atmospheric chemistry science is a fraud) will
add to the warming and trigger positive feedback of CO2 and CH4 from
melting tundra and permafrost.
Or, am I mising something here?
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