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So, in the OP we see that CO2 is a primary factor in climate change. It is noted the release of this CO2 is directly tied to solar cycles, and we have no control over such changes. I would ask, what of the CO2 we add to the cycle daily? Does it differ in some way from ocean released gases, thus making it irrelevant?
The topic of climate shift is far too complex for a meaningful debate in this type of forum structure, and likely very few climate scientists fully understand the issue, let alone the rest of us. We are then left to simply understand it is happening, and try to deal with the consequences.
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