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Originally Posted by gmeyers1944  Figure 1 in the link below shows that we are still cooler than the average of the last 3000 years on the surface of the Sargasso Sea. | What about globally though? The sargasso sea isn't necessarily a representation of global temperatures. Also how warm it was 3000 years ago is irrelevant to what is causing global warming today. Quote: |
Figure 2 shows that global surface temperatures are not related to increases in carbon dioxide.
| It only shows that global surface temperatures are not only related to increases in co2. Quote: |
Figure 3 points to the most likely cause of any warming, solar activity.
| This figure has been shown to be incorrect: http://www.realclimate.org/damon&laut_2004.pdf | 
02-12-2007, 08:46 PM
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