And in a worldwide oubreak of volcanic activity, all of them were associated with flood bassalts? Name the locations please.
Never been there. I guess you are an old hand as I am repeatedly posting study after study and hard observed evidence that rebutts your belief and you just continue on your merry way completely unable to substantiate your claims with any hard observed evidence.
So its a thousand years except for the bulk of the cycle which is orders of magnitude longer. The fact is that you beleived that CO2 molecules resided in the atmosphere for 100 years and the fact that they don't invalidate your line of thought regarding man's CO2 output since the beginning of the industrial revolution. The IPCC is the only place you could have got the 100 year figure because the only claim of 100 years came from there. You were duped and you are just too damned proud to admit it.
Yeah, and I guess Katrina was a minor storm.
As to your claim that it is fact that global warming is likely substantially caused by humans, I call BS. Lets see the hard observed evidence. Lets see the facts that prove the claim. Lets see the evidence that produces the hard link between our activities and the climate.
It is pointless to make claims that we both know you can not substantiate with any real evidence.
I asked you to list 1 hard observed proof. You couldn't so you post a 6 minute video of dickwad who also can't name one hard observed proof. Thanks.
I have. Here are comments to the study upon which your article was based. Seems there were problems and no rebuttal to the comment has been forthcoming.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18239108
And note that the saturation you claimed was once again, the result of a simulation, not hard observed data.
That is not what I asked at all. Here is my quote:
I asked you to prove that the increase was unprecedented. As I expected, you can't prove it so instead, you attempt to alter what I said and attack your strawman.
One doesn't conceed when one has the materials to substantiate one's claim.
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There are 23 peer reviewed and published studies from areas covering the globe all noting the medieval warm period was warmer than the present. I can provide literally dozens more. Face it, mann attempted to disappear the medieval warm period because its existence puts an irreparable dent in the present agw hypothesis. You have been duped yet again. You really should be pissed.
