/sci/ - Science & Math

>>9452819
>Not to mention NOAA was fudging temperatures
Do you have a source for that?

>>9452823
>why it had to be the human's CO2 emissions the cause
Because we can measure that.
Specifically, we know that the greenhouse effect is warming the Earth because the stratosphere is cooling. We know that CO2 is the cause by looking at the spectrum of outgoing IR. We can trace the carbon in the CO2 back to fossil fuels by looking at the ratio of isotopes.

>Earth had experienced a lot of climate changes during time.
They don't generally happen this fast, and when they do they tend to cause mass extinctions.

>>9452833
>The moon, the period of the day and the season of the year change the sea level constantly.
All of which is measurable. If the tide goes down here it's going up somewhere else.

>You need to do that on thousands of seas all over the planet and take an average.
NOAA runs about 240 tide stations. Plus there's satellite observations.

>This does not happen and all data in regards to it is fake.
Just because you don't like it doesn't mean it's fake.

>>9452835
>We know because all other hypotheses on why the temperature is increasing has been proven wrong.
We have far better reasons than that.