Is the ocean broken?

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  1. hoytedow
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    Carelessness is not climate change.
     
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    Day 29.
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    Nearest boat trailer 28 feet away.
     
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    Would that be a trailer for a banana boat?
    "Hey, Mister Tally Man, tally me bananas."

    For these delicious banana boat smores.

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    Hoytedow has so surprised me with a recent admission on another thread that I thought it worthwhile to re-post on this thread:

    And my response to Hoytedow:
     
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    Stay away from gas stations. When your pants catch you could cause a conflagration.
    I never once said that I "agree that increases in atmospheric concentrations of CO2 can and does increase global temperatures."
     
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    CO2 increases follow warming but do not lead it.
     
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    Nope. This is what the article said:

    Nehrbass-Ahles and his colleagues suggest the jumps in atmospheric CO2 result from changes in a conveyor belt of ocean currents in the Atlantic Ocean. When the Gulf Stream weakens, that warm current brings less heat to North Atlantic waters. Those changes in sea-surface temperature, in turn, cause weather patterns in the tropics to shift, triggering a shrinkage of wetlands, Nehrbass-Ahles says. The carbon-rich material stored in those formerly swampy zones then decomposes, sending a pulse of CO2 into the air to warm the climate.

    The pulse of CO2 in the atmosphere warmed the climate.
     
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    You ought to read (and understand) what you post before you post it. <laugh>
     
  10. hoytedow
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    I posted the link. I did not say I agreed with all its content.
     
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    Right. The article may not have said what caused the "changes in the conveyor belt of ocean currents." What it did say is that the release of CO2 is what caused the rise in temperatures.

    The physics of global warming from 400,000 years ago is still the physics of global warming today.
     
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    And I don't agree with that. The old charts haven't changed that show CO2 follows warming.
     
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    Yes, you seem to have a strong impulse to post, post, post, post, post, post, post.

    Maybe you should stick to bananas and peanuts -- preferably on a thread more suited to that topic.
     
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    Who made you owner of this thread?
    Cecidit vos harenae.

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    It makes no difference whether I am the OP or not. You've repeatedly shown a willingness to make off-topic posts on any thread that you happen across.

    Perhaps you could make better use of the Random Chip Thread. It seems more appropriate for the type of posts you are so fond of.
     
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