No More Bird Deaths at Solar PS

Originally posted by .y. ↑

You do realize that the link was put in to trip you up don't you as it was just one uneducated mans personal blog... lol
Well I guess you do now anyway....

I usually ignore the comments and those blog sites as they usually come about from people wishing to argue the point, are not referenced and who knows who is making them. Who is the Robert that wrote the blog ?
He doesn't even reference his last name... lol again. (sorry)

Is the whole site not just full of nonsense designed to sell his book ?
I saw that why could you not ?

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I was wondering whether you have any facts to base your hypotheses on ? Or whether you were relying on sensationalist sites such as these for your information.

I prefer NASA data.

Thanks I have got an answer to the question I had, I just went about obtaining it in an abstract way because if I had asked you directly you would not have answered or would have evaded the question like that other poster @jopo.

Even when you take into consideration the fluctuations that have occurred in the past we are way above any previous level in the last 800000 years.

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Thought you'd like that link and the comments below it as they are random nonsense that denialists grasp onto.

Seems we have now come full circle so I will just leave you there.

Better luck next time eh.

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Here are the comments from my earlier post that you have not discounted by only refering to CO2 levels that only go back to the year 1900.

"Initially, until around 7000 yr before now, temperatures generally increase, even though the amount of atmospheric CO2 decreases. For the last 7000 years the temperature generally has been decreasing, even though the CO2 record now display an increasing trend. Neither is any of the marked 950-1000 year periodic temperature peaks associated with a corresponding CO2 increase. The general concentration of CO2 is low, wherefore the theoretical temperature response to changes in CO2 should be more pronounced than at higher concentrations, as the CO2 forcing on temperature is decreasing logarithmic with concentration. Nevertheless, no net effect of CO2 on temperature can be identified from the above diagram, and it is therefore obvious that significant climatic changes can occur without being controlled by atmospheric CO2. Other phenomena than atmospheric CO2 must have had the main control on global temperature for the last 11,000 years."