CO2 vs Ocean Temperature Correlation
An interesting article in ManhattanContrarian points out that the CO2 does not decrease when the temperature decreases as might be expected if the change temperature was caused by CO2. This paper propose an alternative view that the CO2 is caused by temperature.
The following pdf contains 4 plots where the last plots the Temperature of the Oceans and the 12 month growth of CO2 density. We can see that the Density is highly correlated to the temperature. I am not the first to point this out. Scientists analysing the Temperature vs CO2 observed that there is about an 800 year delay between temperature and CO2 showing that Temperature causes CO2.
The graph of correlation between Temperature and CO2 follows.
Interesting and nice plot. The correlation probably described but the Henry’s law. As the ocean warms, Henry’s law implies a tendency toward outgassing or reduced uptake of CO₂, whereas cooling enhances uptake. Ocean warming reduces the solubility of CO₂ in seawater, so warmer oceans hold less CO₂ at a given atmospheric partial pressure, while colder oceans hold more.
It would be good to include the emissions as they show absolutel ZERO correlation with either curve. They do show that temperature change precedes CO2 - fancy that