The Wave - London
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Feeling blue... The Wave, London Promoby MercifullUK187 views- 5:17
Drums at The Wave demo, Londonby MadMarie2005331 views
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The Wave 2009: A climate change march to Parliamentby Swamibu544 views
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THE WAVE Climate change demo London 5th Dby SearleRichard162 views
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The Wave Climate Change Protest Londonby ecotubeview632 views
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What climate change means in Bangladesh - live from The Wave march in Londonby cafodtv754 views
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the wave over london 05 dec.AVIby Gashouk300 views
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The Wave, London, 5 December 2009by thisischristianaid2,459 views
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The Wave - Join together to stop climate chaosby justmultimedia1,746 views
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The Wave - Drummers A Batida da Rua from Hexham in London Dec 5th 2009by abatidabrookie310 views
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Huge London climate change protestby presstvlondon512 views
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Walk with the trees on the Waveby woodlandtrust469 views
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The London Wave climate-change action marchby nickcalverey124 views
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climate protestby wesselzinho90 views
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Climate Change The Waveby 3rdrok411 views
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The Wave Climate Change March 5th December 2009 clip 1by ryanlb1,423 views
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free palestine london 10/01/2009by issamfayed337 views
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The Wave - Stop Climate Chaosby PortsmouthCAN204 views
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Cambridge Massive at The Waveby likeabeliever3 views
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Climate Change Protest (5/12/09)/ You And Whose Army? Radioheadby MsSelaDor161 views
Also, if CO2 can't raise temperature, then what is happening at 1:00 in the following video?
"Earth: The Climate Wars - Battle Begins (Part3/6)"
Arganoid 2 years ago
The same site has an article on this issue, under "CO2 lags temperature". Essentially, CO2 can be both a forcing and a feedback. In other words, it can raise temperature on its own, or it can be released during a warming caused by something else (e.g. Milankovitch cycles) and amplify that warming. This kind of positive feedback effect - i.e. warming leading to further warming - explains why the climate has changed rapidly on occasions in the past, and why we should be concerned at warming now.
Arganoid 2 years ago
haven't got time right now to look at all of it, but...
carbond dioxide does not cause temperature changes - on average carbon dioxide levels lag 800 years AFTER temperature changes - look at the data from the carbon dioxide information analysis centre. (cdiac[dot]ornl[dot]gov) - case closed.
Prolonging the debate past the "Knock-out blow" above, shows that this is being treated as a political question and not a scientific one.
ttimothymurphy 2 years ago
@ttimothymurphy That depends on what caused the climate to change.
I'm interested to know which of the points here you disagree with:
Can't post url so google: skeptical science "Empirical evidence that humans are causing global warming"
(first result)
Arganoid 2 years ago
Stopping Climate Change...
It reminds me of King Canute.
ttimothymurphy 2 years ago