/sci/ - Science & Math

>>8873680
A) Global temperature tracks very nicely with CO2 concentration, no matter which metrics (ice core, stable isotope, etc.) you use. Also, the Carboniferous had CO2 levels 3x the pre-industrial level, except during a glacial epoch at the end of the period.
B) We can measure solar output directly. It's been trending neutral/decreasing for the past several decades, and yet the temperature continues to rise.
C) Increasing CO2 only benefits plants if they're in rich soils that don't limit their growth by the scarcity of iron, nitrate, or phosphate. Soils in the Arctic, which have benefited from warmer temperatures, are extremely poor.
D) At this point you're just denying some fairly basic facts.
E) And at this point you're just autistically bullshitting.

>>8864875
Climate and weather are two different things, moron.

The weather everyday has a much wider spectrum than climate does over time.