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   From: paul.aubrin@invalid.org   
      
   Le 25/02/2026 à 22:47, Vincent Maycock a écrit :   
   > What if initial anthropogenic warming was too small to show up in the   
   > atmospheric CO2 (perhaps due to the high solubility of CO2 in water   
   > compared to land) levels until it was released into the atmosphere   
   > from the oceans, making it look like temperature was causing the CO2   
   > levels to increase?   
      
   It does not "look like", warm temperatures over (tropical) oceans cause   
   carbon dioxide in emerging deep cold waters (currents) to outgas.   
   Conversely, over cold oceanic zones, ocean waters absorb carbon dioxide.   
   Then dissolved carbon dioxide travels for centuries and millenia and   
   randomly (chaotically) emerges elsewhere. It causes very slow   
   (centuries, millenia) "global" variations.   
      
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