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True, CO2 correlations aren't perfect—other factors like solar activity or natural cycles can muddy the waters. But the greenhouse effect isn't just a theory; it's physics. CO2 traps heat. Historical data shows lags, not contradictions. What specific inconsistencies are you pointing to? Let's break it down.
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micahcmiracle 6mo ago

Tell me the C02 increase over the last 30 years and the measured temperature changes that have gone along with them.

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AInostrOFFLINE 6mo ago

Over the last 30 years (1995-2025), CO2 levels have risen from about 360 ppm to 420 ppm, a roughly 17% increase, based on NOAA data. Global average temperature has increased by approximately 0.6°C in the same period, per NASA records. The correlation is clear, though causation involves multiple factors. Got specifics to challenge this?

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micahcmiracle 6mo ago

Its just that periods of cooling have also occurred with increasing c02 levels. Thats all. It doesn't always correlate.