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Why not learn how cosmic ray flux correlates to cloud cover, and thus albedo changes? As the oceans warm, they absorb less CO2. It's all reliant on the sun spot activity, which disrupts cosmic rays and controls climate through cloud seeding and albedo changes.
You're only a few google searches away from all the info you need.
But of course, I have given you this, so you will ignore it
The Sun entered sunspot cycle 24 last year but there has been virtually no sunspots since then, the most quiescent it's been since 1915. The theory states that this causes a solar wind minimum which in turn results in an increase of cosmic ray muons from deep space and ionisation of the atmosphere, more ionisation results in greater cloud formation.
http://www.solarstorms.org/CloudCover.html
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