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Man-Made CO₂ Doesn’t Cause Global Warming

Why has the atmospheric CO₂ level increased?

Net atmospheric carbon dioxide concentration is controlled and regulated by Henry’s Law.

ClimateCite has built an extensive website on Henry’s Law.

Henry’s Law is a fundamental law of physics which establishes the partial pressure equilibrium between gases such as carbon dioxide (CO₂) in the air and the CO₂ dissolved in water and principally the world’s oceans.  As the surface temperature of large surface areas of the oceans increase, CO₂ is liberated.  Conversely as they cool, CO₂ is absorbed.

Contrary to the popular belief of the press and political establishments, temperature increases always precede CO₂ increases.

Over the last 100 plus years, vast surface areas of the world’s oceans are have become slightly warmer due to the Sun and related astronomical issues explained in Dr. Valentina Zharkova’s recent paper.

The current extremely small increases in CO₂ seen over the last 100 years have been falsely attributed to man’s urban development and the use of fossil fuels.

Man’s increase in generating CO₂ does not increase the NET total world atmospheric mass of CO₂ at the end of the day, as it is regulated by Henry’s Law.