Global Warming the Reality


	Global Warming the Reality

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6-13-2009 7:15 PM

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6-13-2009 7:31 PM

willhelm

1. The warming is caused by solar irradiance.
2. Solar irradiance leads to an increase in ocean moisture to be trapped in the atmosphere. The increased moisture leads to increased CO2. Over 70% of green house gas is ocean condensation.
3. If you look at any scientific chart showing CO2 and temperature correlations, it will show that warming PRECEDES the CO2 increase.

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