What evidence must be included when considering the global warming debate?

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At the heart of the global warming debate is science: Carbon-based product + O2 ---> (using heat) H20 + CO2 + other stuff CO2 has a high heat content meaning it traps a lot of heat. This in turn traps heat in the atmosphere. Anyone who denies global warming is dumb or ignorant.

The real debate is (and should be) over what to do about it. The answer about what to do about it is a social science and economics one.

Global warming concerns the amount of energy in the atmosphere and what is causing the increase in energy in this region. To gain some idea of global warming you have to look at measurements of energy and the wavelengths attributable to an increase of it to determine what the cause is or at least narrow that cause down.

Compare how many glaciers are melting with the number which are growing. skepticalscience.com/himalaya… And check the overall trend for global temperatures, rather than temperatures at individual locations. data.giss.nasa.gov/gistemp/_graph….

The evidences that are to be considered while considering a debate about global warming are, 1. Carbon dioxide concentration in the atmosphere measured 2. Air bubbles trapped in the ice gives atmospheric gas content, especially the concentration of carbon dioxide.3.

Variations in light intensity measured.

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Through observing surrounding nature year after year and past experiences.

After I eat beans, I produce global warming.

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