nikhil

If global warming causes temperatures to raise then the polar ice caps would melt.



If the polar ice caps melt, the ocean levels would rise.



…and if the oceans rise that means….that they will rise so far that we will all drown!







But let’s think logically…



Assuming increased CO2 emissions really do cause raised global temperatures:



If C02 emissions rise



which cause global temperatures to rise…



And rising global temperatures cause polar ice caps to melt….



Then raised global temperatures would cause more evaporation of water from our oceans…



And more evaporated water would lower the ocean levels back down and would result in more clouds in the atmosphere…



And more clouds in the atmosphere would reflect back more ultraviolet rays from the earth back into space…



And more UV rays reflected away from the earth would result in…….



…Cooler global temperatures!



In other words, the earth is a balanced ecosystem that goes through cycles and rhythms with checks and balances that act as a huge global “eco-safety valve”. Any warming of the earth would trigger the very mechanism that would cool it back down again! As ocean levels might rise due to melting ice caps, so too, evaporation would increase thus lowering the oceans, keeping the right balance.



Once the water in the clouds returns back to the ground, it would allow more UV penetration and thus increase the temperature, keeping and maintaining the earth in a temperature range that sustains life. Think of it as a huge global, geo-biological thermostat!



Is this overly simplified? Sure. But so is the theory of global warming.