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Interesting article... https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-020-00393-xFor those on Aldeer that never read anything the basics of the article are these: Previous ice ages are believed to be caused by larger than normal amounts of iron in the oceans Iron causes algae to bloom in the Antarctic oceans Algae growth sequesters carbon deep in the oceans Removing carbon from the atmosphere causes climate cooling They have experimented with seeding rather large portions of the Antarctic Ocean with iron and did in fact witness above normal algae growth proving their theory. So... I know your next question... If you're worried about the planet warming up, whey don't we spend all that climate change money on pouring powdered iron in the oceans? ![[Linked Image]](https://media.nature.com/lw800/magazine-assets/d41586-020-00393-x/d41586-020-00393-x_17713980.png)
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Good question.
Or spend a few billion plugging up a few volcanoes with massive amounts of concrete.
Two or three volcanoes create more CO2 then all the people and cows in the world from what I read.
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Good question.
Or spend a few billion plugging up a few volcanoes with massive amounts of concrete.
Two or three volcanoes create more CO2 then all the people and cows in the world from what I read. Because those volcanos are the pressure relief valve for the magma core. It's like a woman, you must allow her to clear the bitch valve a little bit everyday. Otherwise she'll explode when you least expect it.
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It's like a woman, you must allow her to clear the bitch valve a little bit everyday. Otherwise she'll explode when you least expect it. We need a sticky for Aldeer favorite Outback quotes.
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Two or three volcanoes create more CO2 then all the people and cows in the world from what I read. Not accurate.
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It's like a woman, you must allow her to clear the bitch valve a little bit everyday. Otherwise she'll explode when you least expect it. you have to laugh it off, or your beans and brains will be all over the ceiling.
Isaiah 5:20 Woe to those who call evil good and good evil, who put darkness for light and light for darkness, who put bitter for sweet and sweet for bitter.
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If you’re going to dispute what he said, please provide your reasoning.
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If you’re going to dispute what he said, please provide your reasoning. All depends on who's research you believe. Our own USGS (full of green liberal fags) says volcanoes only emit about 2% of the amount caused by American autos. But independent research puts the number close to the same amount as Americans autos. Neither of which is relevant because America is among the least polluters in the world.
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If you’re going to dispute what he said, please provide your reasoning. All depends on who's research you believe. Our own USGS (full of green liberal fags) says volcanoes only emit about 2% of the amount caused by American autos. But independent research puts the number close to the same amount as Americans autos. Neither of which is relevant because America is among the least polluters in the world. Yep, it's just all a conspiracy. Carry on.
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Good question.
Or spend a few billion plugging up a few volcanoes with massive amounts of concrete.
Two or three volcanoes create more CO2 then all the people and cows in the world from what I read. Because those volcanos are the pressure relief valve for the magma core. It's like a woman, you must allow her to clear the bitch valve a little bit everyday. Otherwise she'll explode when you least expect it. Lol
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The ocean is where mother earth stores CO2 in the carbonate cycle. Water holds less gas as it warms (you have seen this demonstrated by the little bubbles that form in your tea pot before the water bubbles) CO2 levels have been proven to FOLLOW temperature cycles, they do not dictate them. CO2 is a very poor greenhouse gas, especially in the minute ppm (parts per million) changes that occur.
Having said that: Iron levels in the oceans do change, mostly from the iron rich sands that the high winds pick up in Africa for us (Atlantic & Gulf). Probably Australia for other parts of the world.
What the iron does for phytoplankton (plant plankton) is allows it to bind nitrogen from the atmosphere (we all know N, P, K = plant growth). I don't remember if it absorbs nitrogen and converts to nitrate or absorbs nitrates directly. (KNO3 = salt peter = potassium nitrate)
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It's like a woman, you must allow her to clear the bitch valve a little bit everyday. Otherwise she'll explode when you least expect it. We need a sticky for Aldeer favorite Outback quotes. Outback made me laugh hard on this one.
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I been mostly married for 27 years, not counting the two years she left me. But hey, she came back. So there's that.
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I been mostly married for 27 years, not counting the two years she left me. But hey, she came back. So there's that. After 2 years she forgot just how bad you were.
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The ocean is where mother earth stores CO2 in the carbonate cycle. Water holds less gas as it warms (you have seen this demonstrated by the little bubbles that form in your tea pot before the water bubbles) CO2 levels have been proven to FOLLOW temperature cycles, they do not dictate them. CO2 is a very poor greenhouse gas, especially in the minute ppm (parts per million) changes that occur.
Having said that: Iron levels in the oceans do change, mostly from the iron rich sands that the high winds pick up in Africa for us (Atlantic & Gulf). Probably Australia for other parts of the world.
What the iron does for phytoplankton (plant plankton) is allows it to bind nitrogen from the atmosphere (we all know N, P, K = plant growth). I don't remember if it absorbs nitrogen and converts to nitrate or absorbs nitrates directly. (KNO3 = salt peter = potassium nitrate)
Stop it. You sound like aliens kidnapped an Aldeer member and replaced them with an intelligent being. 
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I been mostly married for 27 years, not counting the two years she left me. But hey, she came back. So there's that. After 2 years she forgot just how bad you were. After two years she discovered I'm the only real man left in the world.
I hate making a good first impression. There’s no way I can keep that shit up.
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I been mostly married for 27 years, not counting the two years she left me. But hey, she came back. So there's that. After 2 years she forgot just how bad you were. After two years she discovered I'm the only real man left in the world. Touchè ..... well played OB 
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The ocean is where mother earth stores CO2 in the carbonate cycle. Water holds less gas as it warms (you have seen this demonstrated by the little bubbles that form in your tea pot before the water bubbles) CO2 levels have been proven to FOLLOW temperature cycles, they do not dictate them. CO2 is a very poor greenhouse gas, especially in the minute ppm (parts per million) changes that occur.
Having said that: Iron levels in the oceans do change, mostly from the iron rich sands that the high winds pick up in Africa for us (Atlantic & Gulf). Probably Australia for other parts of the world.
What the iron does for phytoplankton (plant plankton) is allows it to bind nitrogen from the atmosphere (we all know N, P, K = plant growth). I don't remember if it absorbs nitrogen and converts to nitrate or absorbs nitrates directly. (KNO3 = salt peter = potassium nitrate)
Those little bubbles forming in your teapot is water turning into gas form (steam). But yeah, let a cold soft drink warm up it's going to hold less CO2 (fizzes) and will go flat. CO2 follows temperature...based on what?
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Are they sure the dropping temp didn't cause the iron increase?
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