His Mansion is 40 to 60 feet above the ocean and hundreds of feets away from it. Do you think Obama will get 200 years old? Btw. the inhabitants of the island know of the problem. Check their website...

The fossil fuel industry pays well. Unfortunately they did not manage to disprove manmade climate change in over 70 years, but they confirmed it...

Photosynthesis still works at 150ppm. Inform yourself!! C4 plants grow down to 50ppm, some even lower... We know of the Milankovitch Cycles for over 70 years. You question was answered decades ago...

This response was so idiotic on so many levels that's really not worth it... but I guess I'll roll in the mud for a bit. C4 plants can't reliably photosynthesis under 100 parts per million. Technically they can still survive at a level of 10 parts per million but thats Basically hibernation and not producing enough to feed anything else. Only 1% of the plants on earth are c4. C3 plants and everything else stop functioning at 150 parts per million C02 So if you're okay with 99% of all plant species death by lack of CO2...OK .. It's your funeral. The point was that within human lifetimes we got down to 180 parts per million CO2. Very close to game over. Luckily we don't have to worry about that because we're pumping a ton of CO2 into the atmosphere and so even the c3 plants can thrive. The deserts are greening. Interestingly There ain't a lot of deserts at the equator anyway. Deserts are determined by lack of humidity not an abundance of heat. The second question has to do with The Milankovitch cycle. That's another self one but you are actually correct... Sort of.... CO2 rises and falls in a cycle with temperature. But it follows temperature by 500 years. It doesn't precede it. You're correct CO2 increased when temperature increased based on the Milankovitch cycle but it has nothing to do with human beings. And CO2 increasing doesn't drive temperature increase. Temperature increases first then followed by CO2 not the other way around. Another more interesting question would be where are we on the Milankovitch cycle? If you glance at a chart for 5 minutes that references that cycle you'll see that we're about to crest the top but we're not quite there yet. That means temperatures are going to continue to rise for either several decades or several centuries. Perhaps even thousands of years before we crest the top and start down the other side. And we can't do a damn thing about it. No reduction in human produced CO2 will have any effect on it. " Oh, But temperature has never increased by this quickly before! We are all doomed and the oceans will boil!!!" There was this nifty event in human history called the younger dryus climate event. Temperatures quickly decreased by 10° c in areas of the Northern Hemisphere. There were mass extinctions but humans survived. Then after a thousand years temperatures all of a sudden increased by 10° in a decade. Humans thrived as well as the Earth in general. Yes we can survive rapid increases in temperature as we have done before and as we are going to now. Also concerning the video CO2 methane nitrous oxide or nothing compared to water vapor when it comes to moderating temperature. Water vapor 1 to 5% of the atmosphere is up to 40 times or more responsible for the greenhouse gases than a tiny 04% of CO2 and point .003 percent methane. I don't even know it much about nitrous oxide parts per billion or trillion but it's even more miniscule than the other trace gases.

And nobody plans to eliminate CO2...

Nature does not adapt that quickly.

Nobody plans to push people into poverty.

Climate change came long before Thatcher. Vulcanoes emit 1% of the CO2 that humanity emits. Meteors are negligible, unless very big and we did not have any of those.