The U.S. Climate Reference Network, "a sophisticated climate-observing network specifically designed and deployed for quantifying climate change on a national scale," has found there's been no warming in the U.S. going back to 2005.
Man's carbon dioxide emissions are not burning down the Amazon.
Carbon dioxide increases historically lag temperature increases.
Less than 5% of carbon dioxide emissions are produced by man.
"The United Nation's Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change"agrees today's annual human carbon dioxide emissions are 4.5 ppm per year and nature's carbon dioxide emissions are 98 ppm per year," says climate scientist Ed Berry.
"Yet, the IPCC claims human emissions have caused all the increase in carbon dioxide since 1750, which is 30% of today's total.
"How can human carbon dioxide, which is less than 5% of natural carbon dioxide, cause 30% of today's atmospheric carbon dioxide? It can't."
https://issuesinsights.com/2019/08/26/a-short-list-of-facts-global-warming-alarmists-dont-want-to-face/
Man's carbon dioxide emissions are not burning down the Amazon.
Carbon dioxide increases historically lag temperature increases.
Less than 5% of carbon dioxide emissions are produced by man.
"The United Nation's Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change"agrees today's annual human carbon dioxide emissions are 4.5 ppm per year and nature's carbon dioxide emissions are 98 ppm per year," says climate scientist Ed Berry.
"Yet, the IPCC claims human emissions have caused all the increase in carbon dioxide since 1750, which is 30% of today's total.
"How can human carbon dioxide, which is less than 5% of natural carbon dioxide, cause 30% of today's atmospheric carbon dioxide? It can't."
https://issuesinsights.com/2019/08/26/a-short-list-of-facts-global-warming-alarmists-dont-want-to-face/
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