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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices
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To: Win Smith who wrote (530170)11/18/2009 10:23:16 AM
From: HPilot1 Recommendation  Read Replies (2) of 1576806
 
Good lord. Do you think just making things up is science? An extremely brief summary, totally at odds with your bizarre "percentage" argument:

You know, I thought my number seemed off. I incorrectly assumed that all of the earths heating is from greenhouse heating. So I will refine it. If greenhouse gas is good for only 59 degrees of the 518 degrees of the earth average absolute temp then 1 degree is 1.69%. CO2 at only 387 PPM is 9-26% (why the wide range, the number should be easy to pin?) lets assume worst case of 26%. So 26% of the earths greenhouse warming of 59 degrees is 15.3 degrees. So now one degree is 6.5% of the total effect. That means that CO2 must increase by 6.5% or 65,000 PPM. So I was wrong it will actually take 32,500 years for the increase in CO2 to raise the earth one degree.
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