Oceans are a major absorber of co2 in the atmosphere, the higher the co2 the greater the absorption (up to a maximum amount). Rising co2 levels cause the atmosphere to warm through the greenhouse effect, this causes the ice packs to melt & the cool water flows to the bottom of the ocean pushing up the old carbon rich waters to the top. These carbon rich waters then emit co2 into the atmosphere increasing the co2 in the atmosphere, increasing the temperature & ice pack melting. The effect is a cycle & is magnified.
So to claim that temperature increases Co2 in the atmosphere is highly disingenuous, when in fact it is the opposite & you are selectively only choosing part of the cycle.
This whole cycle has been started by humans burning fossil fuels & increasing the emissions of other greenhouse gases while at the same time destroying vast areas of vegatation that absorbs co2.
