It’s Naturally Warming Oceans, Not CO2, That’s Causing the Problem
- Tuesday, January 6, 2009, 16:38
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A study published in the scientific journal Climate Dynamics by Gilbert Compo and Prashant Sardeshmukh of the University of Colorado and National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration says that naturally occurring warmth in the oceans, and not man-made greenhouse gas emissions, are cause for increased land temperatures. Heat and humidity from the warming oceans can be tied directly to any rise in land temperatures. Scientists concluded, “global warming may not be occurring in quite the manner one might have imagined.â€
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Do some fact checking for yourself. The paper the article is referring to discusses local scales vs. global scales. On a local scale the ocean has more influence than the GHG. The article you refer to is misleading, and makes the readers believe somehow the ocean is warming and GHG’s are not an issue. The authors of the paper state many times that GHG do contribute to the AGW on a global scale. But on a local scale the ocean has more to do with the warming we see. Not too surprising as the ocean is an enormous heat sync.