I hate to tell you but the planet has been cooling and warning for billions of years before all this junk came about.
If the Earth is warming it has nothing to do wtih us, zero.............
I leave you with someone more outspoken than I to explain all this to you
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7W33HRc1A6cIt is true that the world has experienced warmer and colder periods in the past without any interference from humans. The ice ages are well-known examples of global changes to the climate. But even taking all the natural effects into account we cannot explain the temperature rises that we have seen over the last 100 years both on land and in the oceans without factoring in the actions of humans.
We know from looking at gases found trapped in cores of polar ice that the levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere are now 35 per cent greater than they have been for at least the last 650,000 years. This is mainly due to the burning of fossil fuels, as well as the production of cement and the widespread burning of the world's forests. The increase in global temperature is consistent with the level of increase in carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.
I also leave someone more outspoken than I to explain this to all of you:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dkR3TI6xyzUNye is an entertainer (as was Carlin.) I prefer to try to get my information about science from scientists when possible.
People who are not afraid to test their skills to at least follow some more complex analysis from an actual atmospheric physicist may be interested in these links which I've posted before:
The absurd picture you paint about ice cores is decimated by the analysis described here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HeCqcKYj9Ocand a more recent presentation from the same guy given in 2015 which is slightly less mathy shows that if we burn all the fossil fuel we know about in the worst case scenario, the human contribution to global warming could possibly be around 0.4 degrees C iirc. Maybe it was 0.2 C. That way out after year 2100. Pay particular attention to the opacity of the atmosphere with varying CO2 and where it levels off.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rCya4LilBZ8Yes, the guy was ejected from academia. I personally feel that in today's academic and scientific climate (no pun intended) that fact strengthens his credibility greatly.
Considering the facts that humans are a tiny contributor to CO2, and CO2 is a trace gas with a modest 'greenhouse' effect compared to others, the result that human use of fossil fuels has a minimal effect on temperature is actually quite intuitive.
The simple fact that CO2 is nearly 400 ppmv and has continued to rise while global surface temperatures have been stable for nearly 20 years now pretty much blows the rather bizarre notion that CO2 is driving temperature out of the water. As Salby puts it (for different analytical method but same result) it '
makes it clear which one is the cart and which one is the horse.' It also explains why the probably billions of dollars worth of computer models of climate upon which our policy (more taxes, more 'social justice', more govt power) is based are proving uniformly bogus as time goes by.
Here's my analogy: If you walk into a room where someone left a greasy pan on a hot burner and the room is filled with smoke, do you assume that the smoke caused the heat in the pan and the opening the window will solve the heat problem? Not unless you want an excuse to tax grease.