Latest story is that global warming will deplete the oceans of oxygen.
Global warming could deplete the oceans’ oxygen – with severe consequences – The Washington Post
Corals and shellfish evolved in the Cambrian Era with CO2 10-20X higher than today, and temperatures 15C higher than today. Obviously warm water is not a problem for sea life.
People go to the Caribbean to snorkel and see the wide diversity of sea life – because the water is warm.
How stupid are these alarmists?
The WaPo says “Oceans are getting warmer”
This is a blatant LIE.
The Southern oceans are cooling…..
And the Atlantic is also cooling quickly.
Once again and for the last time:
They are not stupid, just evil.
There’s too many damn fish in that photo.
Hey, everybody knows that we go to vacation in the Caribbean because we get to see all the beautiful organisms that are dead and floating around on the ocean surface. We know they are all dead but we like to pretend they are alive, right?
They’re not as stupid as the people who believe it.
600-500 million years ago in the Cambrian Era Solar luminosity was about 7% weaker than today. CO2 would been needed much much more in order to reach same temperatures .
In order to make your version believable, you will have to come up with some miracle to explain how the max Temp of earth, for roughly 50% of the time we have data remained so very constant, despite the erratic behavior of CO2. It just doesn’t add up.
On closer examination: The CO2 is all over the chart, up, down, in between; and yet the max Temp only twice briefly and barely exceeds 25 DegC. In the first the CO2 is about 4.5 times what is is today, and in the second it is only 2.5 times today’s level. But note that toward the end of the Jurassic, in between those two blips, CO2 went up to about 6 times today’s level, and the Temp fell to 17 DegC. Sorry, but a slowly warming sun is way too simplistic to explain the finer details.
Please note in the Paleo temp/CO2 reconstruction that on the left of the graph the Temp is at the max of 25 DegC, and CO2 is the highest it’s ever been. Now, look at the name of the period in which that occurred. It’s the “Cambrian.” I’m sure we are all familiar with the “catastrophic” effects caused by such warmth and high CO2? That’s right, it’s the Cambrian Explosion, where all (or nearly all) life we know today first appeared. What a catastrophe!