Death knell for AGW

[petros]

How is your research into the gas hydrate cycle coming along?

 

[Grievous]

How is your research into the gas hydrate cycle coming along?

Can C02 effect climate?

 

[petros]

What did I already say?

 

[Grievous]

What did I already say?

So it can.


How?

 

[petros]

The same way the gas hydrates do.

How is that research working out for you?

 

[Grievous]

The same way the gas hydrates do.

How is that research working out for you?

Research?


You're funny.


Gas hydrates have never at all been mentioned by climatologist or the IPCC because it's a big secret.


Got you on record as well that gas hydrates can cause climate change then?


Or is that a have?

 

[petros]

So, you never did any research?

How does this crazy geophysical change impact climate?

 

[Grievous]

So, you never did any research?

Why would I?


I already know what they are.


Can gas hydrates cause climate change?

 

[petros]

Yes they can and do.

 

[Grievous]

Yes they can and do.

Great....agreed.


Can and did/or does C02?

 

[petros]

Can but only to a point, after that corellation goes to pot and temp and CO2 go there own way. I learned that from IPCC.

 

[Grievous]

Can but only to a point, after that corellation goes to pot and temp and CO2 go there own way. I learned that from IPCC.

So C02 gets things warmer but doesn't continue to be a driver?


Not sure, but is that what you are saying?


Sorry, not sure what pot means.

 

[petros]

Yuuuup along with several other gases from a plethora of sources that's what I'm saying.

Gas hydrates have never at all been mentioned by climatologist or the IPCC because it's a big secret.

Archer, D., and B. Buffett, 2005: Time-dependent response of the global ocean clathrate reservoir to climatic and anthropogenic forcing. Geochem. Geophys. Geosystems, 6, Q03002, doi:10.1029/2004GC000854

From the IPCC reference list.

 

[darkbeaver]

CO2 concentration lags rising temperature it does not result in rising temperatures. Where does the heat come from?

 

[Grievous]

Yuuuup along with several other gases from a plethora of sources that's what I'm saying.



Archer, D., and B. Buffett, 2005: Time-dependent response of the global ocean clathrate reservoir to climatic and anthropogenic forcing. Geochem. Geophys. Geosystems, 6, Q03002, doi:10.1029/2004GC000854

From the IPCC reference list.

Alright, so where did the extra C02 come from?

 

[petros]

Alright, so where did the extra C02 come from?

When? In the past 13 interglacials or ours?

Can CO2 exist in a solid form?

 

[Grievous]

CO2 concentration lags rising temperature it does not result in rising temperatures. Where does the heat come from?

The "Temp Leads Carbon" Crock: Updated - YouTube

When? In the past 13 interglacials or ours?

Can CO2 exist in a solid form?

The last 100 years.

 

[petros]

It's no crock it happened in the past 13 interglacials too.

YouTube says reptilian aliens live amongst us so that makes it fact?

 

[Grievous]

It's no crock it happened in the past 13 interglacials too.

YouTube says reptilian aliens live amongst us so that makes it fact?

Sure did happen.


Why?

 

[petros]

Reptilian aliens living amongst us is real?

Carbon dioxide clathrate - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Maybe the repitilian Martians did it?

The decomposition of CO2 hydrate is believed to play a significant role in the terraforming processes on Mars, and many of the observed surface features are partly attributed to it. For instance, Musselwhite et al. (2001) argued that the Martian gullies had been formed not by liquid water but by liquid CO2, since the present Martian climate does not allow liquid water existence on the surface in general.