Climate Change, page-903

Alex, what have you personally sacrificed to help reduce global warming? If nothing then please say so so we all know you don't actually believe this.

I've posted many times what actions I have taken. I have also accepted that whilst I have reduced my impact, I have not reduced it to zero. This doesn't mean "I dont believe in it" or "I dont think its serious". Seat belts dont save all lives in a car crash, does that mean there's no point wearing a seatbelt?

And I think it's funny how you say there are only two genders because all of the "scientific authorities" who you appeal to (you don't have any actual evidence) believe there are dozens of genders.

Please go back and quote my appeals to authority where I haven't posted the evidence for that claim. You simply not accepting the evidence based on absolutely nothing doesn't make the evidence invalid. You need to show why the evidence and conclusions are wrong, so, I ask you, please do that in you reply. I am happy to see what you have uncovered. Secondly, I doubt any researcher I have referenced has made a public statement regarding their belief on gender, so I can only assume you have made up the claim that all of these "scientific authorities" believe there are dozens of genders. Again, show me where you got this from, this is just another assertion from you - so far without evidence.

Can I ask champ? What is the total mass of CO2 in our atmosphere vs the total mass of CO2 in Mars'?

Sure, champ. Sources seem to say its about 95% of Mar's atmosphere. Do you want mass in kg's? I'm not going to go waste my time trying to work it out. I gather you're probably working towards the argument that "Mars CO2 is 95%!!!! but its minus 53 degrees!!!" It also reaches about 27C at the equator. Take into consideration it is also approx 50 million extra kilometres from the sun.

Why not also look at the interesting fact that Venus (2nd closest to the sun) is much warmer than Mercury (closest to the sun) have a little guess why.

Also, how is the capacity of the oceans to absorb CO2 changed by changes in temperature?

I'm not entirely sure what you are asking here. Colder water absorbs CO2 more than warmer water, and the ocean temperature is warming, so less CO2 is being absorbed by the oceans.

So how about you genuinely try and respond to my points with actual evidence instead of assertions for a change.