Hurricane Seasons, Erosion, Rising Seas, Sinking Land Mass

[CajunNation]

.Or are you saying that CO2 is not a greenhouse gas? I cannot follow the whiplash from Perillo to CO2 concentrations in the atmosphere.

Oh, you'll love this one.

Warming is not following increased CO2 levels.

CO2 levels increase BECAUSE of the warming.

[Big Tyme]

Oh, you'll love this one.

Warming is not following increased CO2 levels.

CO2 levels increase BECAUSE of the warming.

LOL No. Rocks, which are good carbon sinks, work better as it gets warmer. Unfortunately, scientists discovered a few years ago that weathering of rocks releases A LOT of carbon.

[Big Tyme]

CO2

Isnt that what plants thrive on?

I wonderfully designed eco system we have here on earth.

CO2 levels and temps were much higher during the Mesozoic and you had incredible plant life. Tree sized ferns and the like all the way into the high latitudes. Weirdly enough, not much grass since it evolved later than other plants.

[Turbine]

CO2 levels and temps were much higher during the Mesozoic and you had incredible plant life. Tree sized ferns and the like all the way into the high latitudes. Weirdly enough, not much grass since it evolved later than other plants.

Personally I think the grass types then just didn't survive decomposition restraint.

Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence.

[Big Tyme]

Personally I think the grass types then just didn't survive decomposition restraint.

Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence.

True but if you have evidence of everything else but not that one thing, the working hypothesis is that that thing was not there.

[CajunVic]

Personally I think the grass types then just didn't survive decomposition restraint.

Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence.

now do red

[Turbine]

True but if you have evidence of everything else but not that one thing, the working hypothesis is that that thing was not there.

Empty shelves at the supermarket for the most popular item shouldn’t be construed to have never existed just because less tasty items remain.

[Turbine]

I have a grass compost and I can not tell it was grass after three years.

[Cajunrunner]

CO2 levels and temps were much higher during the Mesozoic and you had incredible plant life. Tree sized ferns and the like all the way into the high latitudes. Weirdly enough, not much grass since it evolved later than other plants.

I’ve always wondered how dinosaur might have tasted. I’m guessing some would have been very tough. Others, maybe like gator?

[Big Tyme]

Empty shelves at the supermarket for the most popular item shouldn’t be construed to have never existed just because less tasty items remain.

If it's popular, people have experienced it in the past.
Or we could just believe or not believe what evolutionary paleo-biologists say about grasses evolving towards the end of the Mesozoic instead of the beginning. I only included it as a curiosity not as a point of contention. I am more worried about the people who don't understand concentrations!