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I'm laughing at you my friend. :laugh:Quote:
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I'm laughing at you my friend. :laugh:Quote:
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No, the problem is probably both.Quote:
Originally Posted by LATechBanjo
IT'S A VOLCANO!!!!!!!! They spew CO2.
:laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh: Like I stated; "What better evidence that Salty doesn't read for comprehension or understand science!!!!!!!"
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http://www.google.com/#hl=en&source=...48890d3c90c6fc
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Mauna Loa Volcanic Carbon Dioxide Emmissions 1958-2001 - NOAA ...
The MLO CO2 emissions record (1995 and 2001 papers) is an important component in the "geophysical picture" of how Mauna Loa volcano works. ...
www.esrl.noaa.gov/gmd/obop/mlo/.../volcanicco2/volcanicco2.html - Cached
Why are they taking CO2 readings over the largest volcano on Earth?Quote:
Originally Posted by saltydawg
I see I should have read the whole thread first.Quote:
Originally Posted by TYLERTECHSAS
It's the water vapor along with natural solar cycles. Even if it could be controlled (which it can't be), the left-wingnut loon fringe is going after the wrong things.
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Originally Posted by Guisslapp
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Because liberal idiots didn't think anyone would notice.
They are monitoring CO2 emissions at Mauna Loa to see if there is a correlation between emissions and eruptions. That data gathering has nothing to do with global warming and any use of that data for that purpose is fallacious.
At night a temperature inversion forms near the ground, trapping volcanic emissions coming from Mauna Loa summit fumarloes in a layer tens of meters thick. Down slope winds sometimes transport these emissions to the observatory, where they are detected as a "noisy" increase above smooth baseline levels for some gases. A volcanic component can be estimated by taking the difference in concentration between periods when the plume is present and periods immediately before and after that exhibit baseline conditions. The most significant volcanic gas is CO2, which has been monitored since 1958 through three eruption cycles Volcanic CO2 is greatest shortly after an eruption and then decreases exponentially over the subsequent years. Right after the 1984 eruption, Mauna Loa emitted as much CO2 as an American city of 40,000 people. By 2005, these emissions had fallen by a factor of about 100. This suggests that a reservoir deep beneath the summit is recharged with fresh, CO2 rich magma during and immediately following an eruption which is then quiescently outgassed at an inverse-exponential rate. There were substantial emissions of SO2 and aerosols following the 1975 eruption and much lower levels were seen after the 1984 eruption. By 2000, SO2 and aerosol emissions from Mauna Loa had fallen below detection limits. The CO2 and SO2 data is examined weekly for any significant events which may signal renewed activity in the volcano. The long-term records are updated yearly.Quote:
Originally Posted by Guisslapp
Any questions?
So you come on here trying to pass this off as evidence of "dangerous levels of CO2" in the atmosphere, and now you're playing if off as though you knew it was only being measured around the volcano? Do you even realize how idiotic you look for posting this nonsense in an effort to support the global warming farce? This sort of crap is exactly why everyone thinks people like you are crackpots... putting aside the fact that you are, this is just one more piece of evidence that you--along with Al Bore and others--are snake oil salesmen.
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Here Here!
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You're as deceitfully slippery and evil as IGore and the rest of the lying libs you support. You should be banned from BB&B for trying to pull your BS factoid off as supporting data. You are now on ignore.Quote:
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OK..that was a pretty good catch of a lying lib if I say so myself. Then again, liberals are easy to catch spinning deceit for all to see. Salty is back on ignore.Quote:
Originally Posted by mildawg
I've never taken him off ignore, but just like a bad car accident I find myself fighting the urge to peek every once and a while. Good catch on the volcano thing. I never even put 2 and 2 together.Quote:
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