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Awesome comment & I agree with your logic .
originally posted by: jrod
Generally large volcanic eruptions are cooling events because of a "dimming effect", Tonga Tonga was different because there was not much SO2 to cause dimming, but an enormous amount of water vapor "injected" into the upper atmosphere. The extra water vapor from Tonga Tonga is temporary and primarily an issue in the southern hemisphere.
While water is a powerful green house, the water cycle is extremely short and not significant as it will quickly balance out. In other words the residence time of H20 in the atmosphere is extremely short, while CO2 is extremely long.
That said water vapor is a by product of combustion as is CO2. Human sources of these green house gasses are much greater than volcanic out put, even when there is a major eruption.
It is comical that you guys will acknowledge a volcanic eruption can cause global warming or cooling consequences(generally when a great land volcano blows), yet still refuse to accept all the CO2(and H20 vapor) from burning fossil fuels also effects the global climate.
This is the first time in modern times a great underwater volcano erupted and his information in invaluable to understanding the Earth's geographic and atmospheric trends.
Because Tonga Tonga caused a temporary warming, does not mean human contributions to the "greenhouse effect" is insignificant.
Why can’t both reasons exist as to the culprit ? Oh yeah , it’s political
originally posted by: NoCorruptionAllowed
originally posted by: Itherael
a reply to: DBCowboy
lol.
Thank you for acknowledging that water vapor, a greenhouse gas, has an impact on the atmosphere and global temperatures. So you must also acknowledge that alongside water vapor, other greenhouse gases also contribute to the atmospheric composition that affects global temperatures.... righttttttt?
So if acknowledge this fact, then you must be equally concerned about the rise in other greenhouse gases and their contribution to the raise in global temperatures.....riggghhtttt?
So, you must also be particularly concerned about those those that have similar atmospheric concentrations at water vapor and reeeeeeeeee-ally wored about those with greater thermal retention properties....riggghtttt?
Science.
Not!
"Other greenhouse gases" released by human activity is shown to be NEGLIGIBLE as compared with natural causes.
But those other negligible gases are latched onto by LIARS who wish to grow the already immense size of government for even MORE control.
Your side= Let's vote yes on banning pizza ovens and gasoline! (while drooling the chocolate pudding from your mouths)
You really should wake up and see that is what is happening.
You do understand that if the carbon pollution wasn’t so bad , then the volcano would have not create even more atmospheric heat .
originally posted by: DBCowboy
originally posted by: Itherael
originally posted by: DBCowboy
a reply to: Itherael
No, because it hasn't had any measurable effect, riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-ght?
Because the media and governments have been using a volcano eruption to push their anti-freedom agendas, riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-ght?
So, if I understand you correctly, you are saying that we should not consider the rise in concentrations of other green house gases and any impact they have on global temperatures, butttttt you want to single out atmospheric water vapor, and make the claim that it is solely responsible for the changes we are seeing? I got that right hoss?
Can you send me a copy of this anti-freedom agenda? I must have missed it.
Did you actually read the OP?
The volcano,
Volcano
eruption is actually responsible for the spike in temps.
I can maybe draw pictures if that might help. . .
originally posted by: psychotrail
Why can’t both reasons exist as to the culprit ? Oh yeah , it’s political
originally posted by: NoCorruptionAllowed
originally posted by: Itherael
a reply to: DBCowboy
lol.
Thank you for acknowledging that water vapor, a greenhouse gas, has an impact on the atmosphere and global temperatures. So you must also acknowledge that alongside water vapor, other greenhouse gases also contribute to the atmospheric composition that affects global temperatures.... righttttttt?
So if acknowledge this fact, then you must be equally concerned about the rise in other greenhouse gases and their contribution to the raise in global temperatures.....riggghhtttt?
So, you must also be particularly concerned about those those that have similar atmospheric concentrations at water vapor and reeeeeeeeee-ally wored about those with greater thermal retention properties....riggghtttt?
Science.
Not!
"Other greenhouse gases" released by human activity is shown to be NEGLIGIBLE as compared with natural causes.
But those other negligible gases are latched onto by LIARS who wish to grow the already immense size of government for even MORE control.
Your side= Let's vote yes on banning pizza ovens and gasoline! (while drooling the chocolate pudding from your mouths)
You really should wake up and see that is what is happening.
originally posted by: DontTreadOnMe
a reply to: DBCowboy
Beyond my knowledge.
But it does seem possible that particulates and smoke may attract water droplets?
Yes it is sad . Both Democrats & Republicans make money on climate crisis or climate denial while the truth dies in the middle.
originally posted by: NoCorruptionAllowed
originally posted by: psychotrail
Why can’t both reasons exist as to the culprit ? Oh yeah , it’s political
originally posted by: NoCorruptionAllowed
originally posted by: Itherael
a reply to: DBCowboy
lol.
Thank you for acknowledging that water vapor, a greenhouse gas, has an impact on the atmosphere and global temperatures. So you must also acknowledge that alongside water vapor, other greenhouse gases also contribute to the atmospheric composition that affects global temperatures.... righttttttt?
So if acknowledge this fact, then you must be equally concerned about the rise in other greenhouse gases and their contribution to the raise in global temperatures.....riggghhtttt?
So, you must also be particularly concerned about those those that have similar atmospheric concentrations at water vapor and reeeeeeeeee-ally wored about those with greater thermal retention properties....riggghtttt?
Science.
Not!
"Other greenhouse gases" released by human activity is shown to be NEGLIGIBLE as compared with natural causes.
But those other negligible gases are latched onto by LIARS who wish to grow the already immense size of government for even MORE control.
Your side= Let's vote yes on banning pizza ovens and gasoline! (while drooling the chocolate pudding from your mouths)
You really should wake up and see that is what is happening.
I agree, why can't just the truth be what is reported? Instead of banning people from living. The people trying to ban everything and force others to live by their "RULE" is more than political, it's a battle for control and the domination of others, it is NOT to make the world a better place, or the world would already be a better place. It's about money and power.
Textbook cognitive dissidence.
Can you agree that if global carbon warming was lower , then the volcano would have not caused such a jump in global temperatures ?
originally posted by: DBCowboy
Since I have a few of you Climey's on this thread, please tell me the exact level of CO2 required for no extreme temperatures and mild weather year round.
Also, why hasn't the media, the governments also been saying that this underwater volcano might have had something to do with the heat waves, instead of encouraging draconian government policies and telling us to eat bugs?
Thanks in advance.
Dunno is the truth you need to adhere to .
originally posted by: DBCowboy
originally posted by: DontTreadOnMe
a reply to: DBCowboy
Beyond my knowledge.
But it does seem possible that particulates and smoke may attract water droplets?
Possibly.
Dunno.
originally posted by: psychotrail
Can you agree that if global carbon warming was lower , then the volcano would have not caused such a jump in global temperatures ?
originally posted by: DBCowboy
Since I have a few of you Climey's on this thread, please tell me the exact level of CO2 required for no extreme temperatures and mild weather year round.
Also, why hasn't the media, the governments also been saying that this underwater volcano might have had something to do with the heat waves, instead of encouraging draconian government policies and telling us to eat bugs?
Thanks in advance.
Why are you name calling “ Climey’s “
If a house is burning down & someone throws gas on it , your logic would be that the gas caused the fire & the prior fire was nothing of concern ?
Im not attacking your idea about the volcano as I agree with it , but your stance of “ it’s the reason alone “ makes no sense to me .
Can you explain your stance differently or is it just me ?
You sure are angry. I thought we were to be cordial here on above top secret. I can see a true bias to this site & certain members.
originally posted by: DBCowboy
originally posted by: psychotrail
Can you agree that if global carbon warming was lower , then the volcano would have not caused such a jump in global temperatures ?
originally posted by: DBCowboy
Since I have a few of you Climey's on this thread, please tell me the exact level of CO2 required for no extreme temperatures and mild weather year round.
Also, why hasn't the media, the governments also been saying that this underwater volcano might have had something to do with the heat waves, instead of encouraging draconian government policies and telling us to eat bugs?
Thanks in advance.
No.
Why are you name calling “ Climey’s “
Because I have arthritis and typing, "Bootlicking Marxist anti-freedom toadies" is too long.
If a house is burning down & someone throws gas on it , your logic would be that the gas caused the fire & the prior fire was nothing of concern ?
Strawman utter fail.
Im not attacking your idea about the volcano as I agree with it , but your stance of “ it’s the reason alone “ makes no sense to me .
Can you explain your stance differently or is it just me ?
It's you. And government and media.
And no one has answered my questions yet.
I answered yours.
And no one has answered my questions yet.