Ocean Acidification -- can you see it happening?

[Rusty Shackleford]

Here is the record of your "contributions" to this thread. Big words that I doubt you understand, disproved assertions, nonsense "facts" and made-up claims about what others have said, trying to get the topic off topic, and personal accusations.

Nice job.

Disproven Certainly not in this thread and certainly not by you. Debating you is like debating a cultist. All you offer devolves into a tautology that only stands on itself.

Computer models, dataset manipulation and kool-ade...

 

[Rusty Shackleford]

I guess Exxon must be spending their tax cut windfall by hiring people like Rusty to help with the disinformation campaign.

Did you type that in Russian before you translated it? Cashing those Gasprom checks Comrade?

 

[tursiops]

Disproven Certainly not in this thread and certainly not by you. Debating you is like debating a cultist. All you offer devolves into a tautology that only stands on itself.

Computer models, dataset manipulation and kool-ade...

As an example, you made a big deal of how no one ever says anything about the buffering capacity of seawater, and then ignored the following posts that provided several publications on exactly that subject. You clearly can't handle facts.

 

[Rusty Shackleford]

As an example, you made a big deal of how no one ever says anything about the buffering capacity of seawater, and then ignored the following posts that provided several publications on exactly that subject. You clearly can't handle facts.

I didn't see it mentioned in what you linked? Did Will Ferrell cover that?

 

[RyanT]

Did Will Ferrell cover that?

No, I did up thread.

 

[tursiops]

I didn't see it mentioned in what you linked? Did Will Ferrell cover that?

There is too much buffering capacity in the ocean. The oceans also sit on gigatons of carbonate rocks such as limestone and dolomite.

Why all the handwavium and voodoo in that article instead of simply measuring the buffering capacity of seawater? There is a simple test and I never see it mentioned in these studies of 'ocean acidification' by the cultists. I have had that analysis run on fresh water a thousand times. It's reported as calcium carbonate equivalents. There should be historic data on the buffering capacity of seawater somewhere yet nobody ever discusses it? Why I wonder?

Like this one?
Impact of Anthropogenic CO2 on the CaCO3 System in the Oceans

Or this review.

https://www.annualreviews.org/doi/a...wVbf6H7a-GG2UbLvytcaCsHlhv_SGpE_AaQM6Vl62O90I



Like this one?

The Geological Record of Ocean Acidification | Science

There are lots of data on this and scientists discuss this all the time.