Post by NFA on May 9, 2023 4:50:05 GMT 8
CP - To comment on “We know how to save the reef and tourism industry”, 09/05
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A popular narrative says that “global warming” is causing “marine heatwaves”, (CP, 09/05), and killing the Reef, but that’s not reflected by scientific reality. It claims that CO2 created by humans can “trap heat” when that is not supported by either the laws of physics or lived reality.
Outgoing longwave infrared radiation, which the popular narrative claims causes “catastrophic man-made global warming”, cannot penetrate water. The best it can do is evaporate the topmost faction of a millimetre, which has a net cooling effect.
There are just two heat sources capable of heating the oceans: sunlight and sea-floor volcanic/tectonic activity. Those two heat sources determine atmospheric CO2 content, as per Henry’s Law. Humans can influence neither of them.
The anti-CO2 narrative is driven by the world’s biggest CO2 emitters as a mechanism to weaken us and to eventually control us with their global government being built within the United Nations.
Jennifer Short
Edge Hill
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A popular narrative says that “global warming” is causing “marine heatwaves”, (CP, 09/05), and killing the Reef, but that’s not reflected by scientific reality. It claims that CO2 created by humans can “trap heat” when that is not supported by either the laws of physics or lived reality.
Outgoing longwave infrared radiation, which the popular narrative claims causes “catastrophic man-made global warming”, cannot penetrate water. The best it can do is evaporate the topmost faction of a millimetre, which has a net cooling effect.
There are just two heat sources capable of heating the oceans: sunlight and sea-floor volcanic/tectonic activity. Those two heat sources determine atmospheric CO2 content, as per Henry’s Law. Humans can influence neither of them.
The anti-CO2 narrative is driven by the world’s biggest CO2 emitters as a mechanism to weaken us and to eventually control us with their global government being built within the United Nations.
Jennifer Short
Edge Hill