re: Climate change and the CO2 produced by volcano's

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dumbass humans, at our current pace of consumption, add 90 times the CO2 as produced by all the world volcanoes every year. stfu volcanoes are estimated at .3 to 6 billion metric tons in 2013 survey, humans are estimated to put between 30 to 40 billion metric tons of C02 into the atmosphere.

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Brainwashed

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For the 125,456,654,987 time we all agree on climate change. It happens

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If you did, then youd be front and center anytime someone brings a snowball onto the senate floor. but youre not. So stop.

omg

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Okay ill slow it down as much as I can....


Do you think the earth is warming

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Your go to

How many times are you going to do this

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Need to work on producing a giant cork....

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Or a gigantic vessel of Kaopectate.

pretty simple answer I think. Sorry I win again. :)

he needs a break, has done nothing but insult people in every thread

its obvious his reality is starting to crumble

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If you did, then you would be front and center anytime someone brings a snowball onto the senate floor

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Hahahaha

For the 1 billionth time the Earth is in a warming trend from the cooling trend we just exited. Nasa by the way if that helps.



What humans are contributing to this is the debate and not the end all be all because if humans left tomorrow or never existed at all the earth would still warm and cool.

Is that understandable to you?



Here from Live science.com

The Pleistocene Epoch is typically defined as the time period that began about 2.6 million years ago and lasted until about 11,700 years ago. The most recent Ice Age occurred then, as glaciers covered huge parts of the planet Earth.

There have been at least five documented major ice ages during the 4.6 billion years since the Earth was formed — and most likely many more before humans came on the scene about 2.3 million years ago.

The Pleistocene Epoch is the first in which Homo sapiens evolved, and by the end of the epoch humans could be found in nearly every part of the planet. The Pleistocene Epoch was the first epoch in the Quaternary Period and the sixth in the Cenozoic Era. It was followed by the current stage, called the Holocene Epoch.

Grammer that up your arse

Find a sense of humer and hold on tight

Pensacola BTW