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There may be a few years before the temp of the earth reacts to the increased activity, they pointed at the oceans taking a long time to warm and cool. Also, if you look at your own graph, temperature rises before CO2 levels rise during the last 40 years or so. Maybe temp rises result in more co2 being released by natural means?
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I wrote this on the global warming talk page..... I guess I'm more likely to get a response if I write here....? :)Leland, look at the graph you included. Sunspot activity rises before temp and co2. The program discussed whether there was a delay in rising sunspot activity and rising temperatures.
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Hi Leland, You got a very interesting GFDL graph, where you plot the historical C14 data against time. I tried to understand how you got to this graph from the source data. Can you comment on this? I plotted the source data and it looks similar but the graph is not even surjective, While your
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Hi Leland. Thanks for your work on that graph, it's very interesting. Is there any chance you could add the second version of the TGGWS graph to your combined graph? I think it would be helpful to readers' understanding (see TGGWS talk page). Thanks, merlin
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