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Shit doesn't look good, guys...

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howmany consecutive months did we break the global temperature record? Like 16? Since I don't remember them talking about it in September I guess we got a winstreak breaker >_>

 

and yeah the average Joe doesn't care about climate nor can he single handidly stop it. I guess we should start putting lead in our cars again, cause you know, nobody cares...

 

Grats, you just equated a "thousands of years" change to a "tens of years" change. Heck the current sharp increase could actually trigger an increase from the Earth itself, you know the one seen in your graphs. All the increase in greenhouse gasses (or lets just say 99.9%) are anthropomorphic, that one is quite easely measured cause we know where they come from (carbon-fuels) and we know howmuch we use.

 

I didn't equate anything. You may want to take a look at the graph again. Also you stated some numbers, but you forgot to put some source...these things are very important because they allow to distinguish facts from your opinions.

Well you did put up that graph and went with "just the next cycle", which to me seems that you wish to equate current rising to the rising found in your graph posted. My scale remark can be seen with this link. yes the Earth has previously done cycles of warming and cooling, it just never did it in decades (unless we go with outside interference, aka asteroids).

 

As for the greenhouse sources, I can give you this link. If one makes some generalisation about atmosphere make-up and volume, you can link the increase in ppm CO 2  directly to the global output of CO2. I believe I once saw a calculation (sorry, can't find that one at the moment) that about 75% of output CO 2  ends up as increase in atmospheric CO2. We should be happy that due to more CO2, plantlife (where possible) is flourishingdue to increase in nutrients (aka the CO2). 

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