Thread: Sunspot Minimum or "Is the sun going to sleep?"
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Re: Sunspot Minimum or "Is the sun going to sleep?"
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Originally Posted by Molten
Thirdly, you seem oddly focused on cows. There are other animals in the world. Some of which could be contributing to global warming.
Not to mention dying organisms. CO2 is released as the bodies of organisms decompose. If you factor in all the leaves, grass, and other plant-life that decays come winter then you have a lot of CO2. Maybe not a climate change contributor, but something to keep in mind.

Something to consider: If evidence was brought forward that totally disproved human triggered global warming what would happen?
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