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To: Kenneth E. Phillipps who wrote (191473)

5/23/2016 9:49:16 PM

From: weatherguru

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Here are some of many questions you never answered.

To: Kenneth E. Phillipps who wrote (183181)	7/16/2015 2:24:15 PM
From: weatherguru	2 Recommendations of 191488

Here are some questions to ponder, Kenny. Coming out of the last ice age, what caused the first 120 meters of sea-level rise? Why wouldn't sea-level rise coming out of a ice age and continue to this day? You really need to think this one over. Why would the Earth go in-and-out of ice ages? In other words, why has there never been a runaway greenhouse effect in the past? What stopped it? You say CO2 is the control knob, so you should be able to answer those questions.

To: Kenneth E. Phillipps who wrote (191473)	5/24/2016 12:59:31 PM
From: weatherguru	6 Recommendations Recommended By FJB Investor Clouseau isopatch lightshipsailor TideGlider and 1 more member Respond to of 224757

Since November 2015, the upper-ocean heat anomalies (top plot) have plummeted by 3 degrees (for the equatorial Pacific Ocean). The second plot below shows that it's not going down into the ocean, so the heat is obviously going into the atmosphere. I'm sure you blame CO2 for that. So if CO2 causes the oceans to heat up, why did the upper-ocean heat anomalies drop 3C when CO2 went from 400-ppm to 408-ppm (a 2% rise)? Just curious, I was in the mood to receive a shitty cut-and-pasted article.