On Sun, 16 Jun 2019 08:57:06 +0100
Keema's Nan wrote:



It is what happened on Venus.

Do some research.


It's what we are currently being told happened on Venus, which is not
necessarily the same thing.

You know that the Earth was much hotter in the past, and had a high
atmospheric carbon dioxide content (not just a paltry fraction of a
percent) and yet for some reason it didn't stick like that. Why not?

It's glaringly obvious that the Earth's atmosphere is a system with
overall *negative* feedback, if not then it would have moved to an
extreme and *stayed* *there*, at least millions of years ago. The whole
'positive feedback' thing shows the global warming theories to be
rubbish. A positive feedback system is unstable, and would not have
permitted many thousands of years of human history. If nothing else,
the time of the dinosaur extinction would have permanently pushed the
planet to one extreme or other.

--
Joe