Originally posted by Waldy
Yeah, you can spin this like this but the reality is that it causes global warming that triggers the natural cooling system of the earth to go on
overdrive resulting in dramatic cooling. Add the solar minimum to the equation and you get even more cooling.
It has also been debated that we delayed the coming ice age with co2 emissions.
Tell me, please, what this cooling system is, or how it works.
there is no natural
cooling system to be had, the earth isn't a thermostat.
however, yes in the event of "global warming" the earth will come out colder, at least for a short while. The mechanism driving said cooling is
known as the thermo-haline current, located in the oceans. it brings warm waters from the equator to the poles and visa-verse. Haline, meaning salt,
means that it requires a delicate balance of salt in order to function and if this balance equilibrium is disrupted the current will cease to flow,
cease to transport warm waters to the poles and colder waters to the equator and so you will end up with temperature extremes between the two. The
cold temperatures will eventually proceed towards the equator creating an ice age. this ice age will last for perhaps a few thousand years before
temperatures rise, and create a green house environment.
In conclusion, the balance of salts in the oceans is disrupted by the influx of fresh water coming from melting sea ice, case study: the arctic ocean.
this melting is caused by increasing atmospheric temperatures caused by an increased green house effect caused ultimately by the "green house
gasses"; ie. methane, carbon dioxide and so on.
global warming is true, but is only part of a bigger climate shift event.