We have seen that levels of CO₂ were much higher in the ancient past (1) and that CO₂ doesn’t seem to be driving temperature change, but that it is more likely the other way round (2). We discovered that much of the global warming temperatures are the result of the Urban Heat Island effect (3). But what if we compare modern CO₂ levels and temperatures, when we use thermometer readings from rural areas only?

In the excerpt below we are presented with two graphs (see image): the one on the left shows the temperatures since 1880 (4) and the one on the right shows the CO₂-concentration since 1750 (5). There are a few remarkable things to be deducted when we compare the two.

The CO₂-concentration is almost exponentially rising from the 1880s onwards, with a strong growth from the 1950s onwards. In the 1940s it was almost as warm as in 2020, which is odd, since you would expect a huge increase of temperature after a huge increase in the CO₂-concentration. And just when the level of CO₂ starts to rise sharply from the 1950s to the 1970s the temperatures are sharply declining. How is that possible? People in the 1970s were even talking about the prospects of a coming ice ages during those days.

Watch the scientists in the excerpt below discuss these odd elements in the comparison between the temperature changes and the CO₂-concentration.

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FOOTNOTES
(1) Lowest CO2-Levels in the last 600 Million Years
(2) A Rise in Temperature Triggers a rise in CO2 – Not the other way round
(3) The Urban Heat Island Effect – Temperatures rise because Cities usurp and warm up the Thermometers
(4) Connolly, Soon (2021) – I couldn’t find Soon, 2021, but I could find Soon as the second author in this article that also contains the data of Rural Thermometers.
(5) Global Carbon Budget 2022
(6) Climate: The Cold Truth – Martin Durkin – In the excerpt you can see the following scientists speaking in order of appearance: prof. Steven Koonin (7), dr. Willie Soon (8), prof. Will Happer (9), dr. Patrick Moore (10) and the geologist Tony Heller (11)
(7) Steven Koonin – Hoover Institute
(8) Dr. Willie Soon – Astrophysicist & Earth Scientist
(9) How to Think About Climate Change | William Happer
(10) Meet Dr Patrick Moore: a true environmentalist, climate change realist, and co-founder of Greenpeace who left after its hijacking by the political left
(11) Real Climate Science
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