Into the Night
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Too fast? ... at the end of the last ice age, the planet warmed so quickly that sea level rose at an average rate of 4 ft. per century for a period of 10,000 years (400 ft.). As oceans warmed, CO2 was released at a "shocking" rate ... given the strength of Early CO2.
The Earth is currently in its 3rd Ice House. The coldest it has been in 260 million years.
And CO2 has a logarithmically Decreasing impact. At about 800 ppm, additional CO2 has very little effect.
Let me add that plants start to go extinct at about 185 ppm. Which the planet was very close to hitting that mark.
Here, Bigdog is making the same argument from randU fallacy as Perry does to try to 'prove' Perry wrong.
There is no data. These graphs are just random numbers of type randU (someone just made them up). It is not possible to measure the temperature of the Earth, the global sea level, the temperature of the oceans, or the global atmospheric concentration of CO2.
CO2 has NO impact on temperature. It is not capable of warming the Earth. You cannot create energy out of nothing. You cannot trap light. You cannot trap heat. You cannot trap thermal energy.