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The situation turned out to be much more complex than had been predicted. The acidity of a lake is determined as much by the acidity of the local soil and vegetation
Automan Empire saysThis may feel like a gotcha
I do not do "gotchas" here. I like the intellectual discussions with a knowledgeable crowd that includes various subjects and interests.
Nobody is claiming higher atmospheric CO2 levels will NOT increase plant growth in the absence of other localized nutrient constraints, and to my knowledge this has claim NEVER been made in any discussion or prediction of the effects of rising atmospheric CO2 concentration.
I'm talking about acidity of rainwater, which affects the microclimate of individual plants collectively but won't significantly change the long term pH of bodies of water due to dilution and buffering. Acid rain researchers and activists never claimed that acid rain was affecting the pH of bodies of water, that is a red herring dismissal of the entire topic. Sounds like you're just mashing up different claims, situations, and concerns as if they're one and the same.
Automan Empire saysNobody is claiming higher atmospheric CO2 levels will NOT increase plant growth in the absence of other localized nutrient constraints, and to my knowledge this has claim NEVER been made in any discussion or prediction of the effects of rising atmospheric CO2 concentration.
Oh, I've heard this. The forests were burning down last year on the West Coast because of global warming and large areas of the Earth was going to return to desert. Famines were going to happen as a result of global warming, I've been hearing that since I was a kid.
(This is a general rant, not aimed at any post on this thread or really, board)
That's pretty much the state of this discussion thread, which is a breakout from a different topic thread and seems to be unmoored and drifting from the topic down some unproductive side tracks after 100 posts.
Oh, I've heard this. The forests were burning down last year on the West Coast because of global warming and large areas of the Earth was going to return to desert. Famines were going to happen as a result of global warming, I've been hearing that since I was a kid.
Yeah, well I've been hearing skeptics take a gunny sack of completely independent claims about climate change, mash them together in nonsense ways, and conclude that "climate change is fake and proponents crazy/stupid" for decades. I expected much better than that from you in this thread.
Much of the AGW is a game to facilitate third world outsourcing while kicking the ladder down in first world countries by imposing enviro laws
talk of avoiding an ice age were routine items in Media in the 1960s and especially 1970s.
All right, I give up. This was discussed in the thread already. You're not coming to the discussion well informed, and once here you're not following along with it.
MisdemeanorRebellionNoCoupForYou saystalk of avoiding an ice age were routine items in Media in the 1960s and especially 1970s.
All right, I give up. This was discussed in the thread already. You're not coming to the discussion well informed, and once here you're not following along with it.
I have what ought to be a pretty easy task for you.
It was a good origin of life discussion while it lasted.
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My stance: Just happened!