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By Simon Divecha, published 29/12/2005Simon Divecha argues Australia needs clear policy leadership on greenhouse gas emissions.
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You can turn lead into gold, alchemist, you say the SHA maps do not show what I say, which means you DIDN'T look and you politely try to prove global warming exists without any proof at all. Nice trick for a shill.
Have I got everything?
You have no idea about:
the inhomogeneity of the biosphere which makes it leaky,
the fact that you can't keep heat in a LEAKY greenhouse,
the fact that thermodynamic laws make greenhouse warming impossible at this time in geologic history
the fact that climate changes will continue to ACCELERATE after can't-think-for-themselves greenies have shut down every last trace of combustion on the planet
and the fact that if air emisiions are to be curbed it must be on the basis of their dreadful toxic components and not harmless gases like CO2.
The fact is that the waste heat and chemical disorder or entropy that we dump in coastal seas cannot be destroyed. Energy can not be created or destroyed. It can only be equalised with its ambient surroundings. The half life for violent climate changes performing this energy equalisation is many times shorter than weak diffusional equalisations which you THINK are instantaneous. All you have to do is look at the SHA maps at river mouths to see persistent plumes that are not diffusing fast enough to avoid being annulled by voracious low entropy formations. In most cases these plumes are not diffusing at all.
And remember the second law of thermodynamics states that order moves to disorder, hot moves to cold, either within a closed system or across adjacent connected systems. The latter variation is responsible for climate change. Since 90% of our waste heat is put into coastal seas where it hangs around as stagnant plumes, 90% of climate changes will take place between those plumes and tropical oceans or deserts where diurnal heat can build up.
Now the fact you can not work this through for youself does not mean it is wrong. You just need to learn some basic physics.
Don't be lazy!