No yttrium, again you are wrong. I don’t believe agw is nonsense, just another theory that’s unproven and possibly wrong. I rate it only slightly higher is correctness to another theory that says aliens are deliberately pumping huge amounts of greenhouse gases into our atmosphere to terraform it to suite their home environment. A movie called Arrival was made demonstrating such a possibility. Although one can’t rule it out, I don’t believe it’s the case, just like agw.
My point is anything is possible as I have a completely open mind and rate various theories with varying possibilites. You don’t as you stick to your belief that agw is correct as if it’s a fact cast in stone.
But if you want actual evidence why I feel agw is highly unlikely then there’s plenty of that. One simple fact is man produces only about 5% of the CO2 in the atmosphere (some sources state less than that figure but I’ll give it the benefit of the doubt). The rest is from volcanoes, fires, animals, the oceans, etc. So, even if man stopped producing CO2 completely (an impossible task unless we all suddenly disappeared from the face of this planet) I hardly think it will make a dam difference to the atmosphere given that CO2 only makes up about 0.04% of it. Another way of looking at it is if we doubled our CO2 emissions, the concentration will rise from say 0.04% to 0.041%. This is hardly earth shattering given CO2 concentrations over the millennia have varied much more than that.
There’s a lot more evidence but to list it all here would take hours of my time and pages of text. The above is just one of many pieces of evidence that agw is not only unproven but likely to be incorrect. One good link worth looking at is here:
