Cambrian CO2 levels were about 7000 ppm according to this study... and not a single living being seemed to die, on the contrary, evolutionary explosions came from there
Questioning global warming
Nicholas Brooks
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Justin Ward
But humans didn't exist back then, so going back to those climates will bring back those good old days.
Dylan Jackson
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Jose Howard
“Arctic specialist Bernt Balchen says a general warming trend over the North Pole is melting the polar ice cap and may produce an ice-free Arctic Ocean by the year 2000.” - June 8, 1972, Christian Science Monitor
“It is now pretty clearly agreed that CO2 content [in the atmosphere] will rise 25% by 2000. This could increase the average temperature near the earth’s surface by 7 degrees Fahrenheit. This in turn could raise the level of the sea by 10 feet. Goodbye New York. Goodbye Washington, for that matter.” - 1969, Lubos Moti, Czech physicist
“In ten year’s time, most of the low-lying atolls surrounding Tuvalu’s nine islands in the South Pacific Ocean will be submerged under water as global warming rises sea levels.” - March 29, 2001, CNN
“The planet could face an ‘ecological and agricultural catastrophe’ by the next decade if global warming trends continue.” - October 15, 1990 Carl Sagan
“Scientists are warning that some of the Himalayan glaciers could vanish within ten years because of global warming. A build-up of greenhouse gases is blamed for the meltdown, which could lead to drought and flooding in the region affecting millions of people.” - July 26, 1999 The Birmingham Post
“I think we’re in trouble. When you realize how little time we have left–we are now given not 10 years to save the rainforests, but in many cases five years. Madagascar will largely be gone in five years unless something happens. And nothing is happening.” - April 22, 1990 ABC, The Miracle Planet
Dominic Davis
1) nationalcenter.org
>The IPCC: A View From the Inside," by John W. Zillman, August 1997
>Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) is a scientific intergovernmental body tasked with evaluating the risk of climate change
2) geocraft.com
>Alfred P. Sloan Professor of Meteorology
>Massachusetts Institute of Technology
>Presented to the Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works
>June 10, 1997
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>United Nations
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Jose Harris
>Falsification Of The Atmospheric CO2 Greenhouse Effects Within The Frame Of Physics
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>“We’ve estimated how much carbon dioxide would be required to get this steamy atmosphere, and the answer is about 30,000 ppm of atmospheric carbon dioxide, which is actually good news in terms of anthropogenic climate change,” Goldblatt says. Thirty thousand ppm is about 10 times more carbon dioxide than most experts estimate could be released from burning all available fossil fuels, he notes, although such high values could in theory be reached by releasing large amounts of carbon dioxide from the Earth’s vast deposits of limestone and other carbonate rocks.
Anthony Parker
Ice melting started much before industrial pollutants reached considerable levels all around the globe, as the main industries were located in some european capitals in mid XIX century and human efforts continued being the main resource
Source: 'International industrialization levels from 1750 to 1980', The Journal of European Economic History, nº 11, 2 (1982)
Levi Parker
>List of climate-skeptic people disappeared in very strange circumstances
>John Daly
>Michael Crichton (whom also attacked genetic studies in his book "Next" and "Fear State")
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>Thomas Landscheidt
>List of people who believes in global warming that got killed to not letting your suspect about the death of above people and whom Peter Wadhams says they died in 'strange circumstances because they know too much too' (lol)
>Seymour Laxon (died by stairs)
>Katherine Giles (died by truck)
>Tim Boyd (died by lighting ray)
>List of people that left IPCC due to alleged inside-fraud and malpractising
>Zbgniew Jawaroski
>Hal Lewis
>Vicent Gray
>Mohaf Latif
Lucas Edwards
there was also no life on land, very little physiologically complex life even in the oceans, and a near-total absence of herbivory, with almost all animals being predators or detritivores.
it's almost as if past ecosystems were different from modern ones.
>scientificamerican.com
>it would be really hard to turn Earth into Venus, but we could maybe do it if we really wanted to for some autismal reason
surely this proves your """"point"""" that CO2 emissions are grossly maligned! nothing bad could possibly happen!