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   From: paul.aubrin@invalid.org   
      
   Le 26/02/2026 à 16:49, Vincent Maycock a écrit :   
   >> 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.   
   > Do you agree that CO2 levels can be caused by increases in   
   > temperature, and that they can cause increases in temperature as well?   
      
   But, overall, over the last 68 years, atmospheric CO2 ppm variations   
   follow temperature variations by 6 or 7 months. There are several   
   feedbacks (clouds for example), the overall feedback is negative   
   (systems with large positive feedbacks are oscillators).   
      
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