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Old 11-23-2009, 11:46 PM   #12
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I'm curious to know bro, why there's a significant drop in temps from from 1945 to 1977, yet carbon levels still rise? According to you, this graph is inaccurate.

Here's another graph for you. It clearly shows the impact of man-made(Anthropogenic) CO2 levels has on the global climate.

As you can see, only 0.117% is man-made CO2. That percentage is nowhere near the amount of CO2 needed to increase global tempetures the way you describe.

The reason why people think that CO2 acounts for 72.369% of all greenhouse gases is because the Department of Energy doesn't include water vapor(99.99% of which is naturally forming), which makes up for 95% of all greenhouse gases.

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