Is Global Climate Change Affecting Hurricanes?
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Yes, i do think that global climate change is definitely affecting hurricanes.
lamontmon 1 day ago
says harvard...
PersonalHumility 5 months ago
Harvard says that as green plants sink CO2, the free CO2 in the air has not changed for 200 years! Repeat - no change in CO2
JonThm 1 year ago
(...) as for CO2 varying with climate, that's correct, but only half the story. The climate changes during the ice age cycles were not initiated by CO2, but CO2 (and other GHGs like methane) greatly amplified their effect.
werecow2003 1 year ago
@JonThm CO2 is a very important GHG, even in those small amounts. Water vapor is a strong GHG, but it doesn't remain in the atmosphere very long, and there are large quantities of it, so we don't add very much to its effect. CO2 has a long residence time and is not close to saturation. The amount of CO2 varied between about 200 ppm for the ice ages to about 280 ppm during interglacials. Today we're nearing 400. It was higher in the deep past, but conditions were different then (cont.).
werecow2003 1 year ago
why can't i post on here
Dave26851 2 years ago
Cherry-picker
Dave26851 2 years ago
Are you In America?
buginwater 2 years ago
There was 2 pm CO2 before the industrial revolution, there is only 3.7 ppm today. In the last ice age there was 4 ppm in the air, as there were fewer plants to take it in: It follows the cliamte, it does not make the weather.
JonThm 2 years ago
CO2 is at 0.0000037%, adn has no effect - it follows the weather, as plant life waxes and wanes. The major GW gas is water vapor, produced by the seas, and nothing to do with man. You are 16 great, you can teach your teachers stuff!
JonThm 2 years ago