throughout the era that human life has developed the atmospheric content of Co2 has been reasonably stable. the main drivers of spikes in Co2 were due to episodic periods of increased volcanic activity. there've also been ice ages and warming ages due to various solar and orbital characteristics, but these haven't been associated with Co2 changes.
all of these ages of human evolution were not due to human influences. this time however the Co2 is causing the change and its happening much more quickly than at any other time of warming. its not happening in isolated pockets around the world as it once did; its happening across the world.
right now the oceans have heated relatively rapidly since 2004. this has caused increased humidity in most places and so theres increased rainfall on every continent, with Sth and Nth Americas having more sever dry in the inner lands. Sth Amierica is on fire as if Nth Russia where the poet bogs, that were sealed by permafrost, is releasing billions of tones of methane.
moggs its alright for you to argue black is white as much as you can, but know for a certainty that you're against all, bar a few radical, scientists.
we've copped it sweet these years since black summer. I don't suppose you were affected by it. yes we've had severe flooding repeated in those 4 years, but I think we may be nearing the change in the cycle: we may soon be wishing we had floods instead.
