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Originally Posted by engineerdude
...The earth is a complex system - maybe in a thousand years we can do math to predict the weather, but not now. I need some basic, easy to understand evidence. Please don't link me a webpage with one side's propoganda - I need some ammo here, as in "The last ice age was caused because there were too many plants which took all the Co2 out of the air, look at this data".
So, what am I missing?
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Hi engineerdude,
I have some evidence for you to consider. It's all about what happens to the oceans when their supply of atmospheric CO2 increases substantially:
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Pacific Coast Lines Turn Acidic - Carbon dioxide increases oceanic water acidity
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Acidic seas threaten coral and mussels
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Puget Sound orcas down to 86
The last one has been explained by the declining salmon populations, which have dwindled in recent years, owing to overfishing, of course, but also to the shocking rise of oceanic acidity. It's ten times higher than it's suppose to be. It's altering marine habitats. And it's definitely connected to global warming.
—Larv
