/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12165259
>It's slowly increasing.
Compared to what?

>Becuase it was slowly decreasing for half a century before.
That's not an explanation. What caused it to decrease and then increase? Also, how can you call both of them "slow" when current warming is several orders of magnitude faster?

>It's called natural climate variability
Natural climate variability is not magic, it has causes.

>it's stronger than whatever influence CO2 have on the climate.
Not currently. Why do you think so?

>>12076640
>zoom out
But you haven't zoomed out, your graph has the same timeframe but it's showing Northern Hemisphere temperatures.

>what you are showing is a future projection not actual data retard
What are you talking about? There is no projection in that graph.