Carbon Dioxide Emissions Three Times Higher Than Expected

On Jun 3, 5:55 pm, kT wrote:
http://www.pnas.org/cgi/content/abstract/0700609104v1

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How exactly do you and of your nifty topics manage to attract all the
Zionists?

Naysay in denial is pretty much a Jewish thing, don't you think?
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Did you also notice the yearly cycle?

And, considered what turning Australia/Africa green would do to the curve?

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This acceleration of CO2 emissions
would explain the acceleration of CO2
accumulations quite well. The 'Keeling
Curve' of measured CO2 concentrations
has an increasing exponential term.

http://members.cox.net/rcoppock/CO2-6DegreesFreedom.jpg
The above is a graph and curve fit of these data:
http://www.esrl.noaa.gov/gmd/ccgg/trends/co2_mm_mlo.dat

Eric Chomko wrote:

:On Jun 7, 2:12 am, Fred J. McCall wrote:
: "Peter Muehlbauer" wrote:
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: :
: :"Roger Coppock" wrote
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: : Soon after the industry's PR people read your post
: : they will rush out and try to bribe the birds. It
: : seems that their standard bribe is $10,000. What
: : would a bird do with that?
: :
: : Exxon offers $10,000 to buy scientists
: :http://www.guardian.co.uk/frontpage/...004399,00.html
: :
: :*YAWN*
:
: As if the scientists producing the UN report are working for free...
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:What industry do the UN scientists work for? Clearly the Exxon
:"scientists" work for the oil industry.
:

They work for the Global Warming industry, of course. They have a
vested interest in finding it to be a problem in order to keep their
funding coming.

Are you really so thick you don't get this, Eric?


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Eric Chomko wrote:

:On Jun 7, 5:12 pm, "Jeff Findley" wrote:
: "Eric Chomko" wrote in message
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: oups.com...
:
: And you use the term "voluntarily purchased". No, oil right now is a
: single point of failure for us enegry-wise and the oil industry likes
: it that way. People speak about freedom in the US without realizing
: just how much we are at the mercy of the oil companies. Hell, they own
: W and his administration, lock, stock and barrel.
:
: That's the fault of the voters. It was a well known fact that Bush was an
: oil man before entering politics and that Dick Cheney was Chairman of the
: Board and Chief Executive Officer of Halliburton.
:
:But wasn't well known was how they would swing the election their way
:in Florida in a manner to actually get W appointed.
:

You mean after Gore tried to steal it in the Florida Supreme Court in
violation of the state election laws?

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:Also, who would have figured someone with deep pockets from Texas
:would fund a smear campaign against Kerry during the second election.
:

Kerry is new to politics, is he? Kerry self-inflicted by making his
'service' a central issue of his campaign.


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Hop David wrote:

I'd be interested to hear your views on Svensmark's theories.

Very skeptical. In addition to the huge lack of evidence for
most of it, I am troubled that the lack of correlation between
surface neutron measurements and climate is handwaved away by
asserting that the cosmic rays that affect climate are a special
higher energy variety. However, proxy measures of ancient cosmic
ray activity that involve cosmogenic isotopes (like 14C or 10Be)
that I would think are mostly produced by the more abundant lower
energy cosmic rays are still used to support the theory.

Paul