Formation of most of our coal brought Earth close to global glaciation.

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Deonandan

@deonandan · X

Fun fact: the creation of most (if not all) of the world's coal happened about 300 million years ago, almost causing a crippling global ice age, as so much carbon was sucked out of the atmosphere. https://t.co/0TFtmvNK3v

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AustralianConservative

@AustConserva · X

@wideawake_media Lowering CO2 levels lead to global glaciation.. https://t.co/K2wqmMNnAo

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David Ullrich

@DavidUllrich202 · X

We are burning fossilized hydrocarbon matter. That means we are burning stuff that was once alive and in a way we are grave robbing by doing so. Did you ever wonder who's graves we are robbing? Snowball Earth, that's climate extreme. Now reverse that...

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MatSciguy

@matsciguycanada · X

@CraigSw60447870 @Melanie33720945 @arcanegoat @Unapologet26919 @oohglobbits2 @WasIRude @NeonCloud5 @umfpt @yeayea1818 @1pckt @warpox @DiPolarPilot @SDAFS56788141 @surgerysleeper @shock_hazard @osiris_neits @Galcondude @SSpence64 @latoyadeeznutz @TakeThatHistory @hugh_bothwell @1Quetzalcoatl1 @hellboy2112 @YTGGFI @RoryWantsToKnow @JaTapps @Christgodtweet @Cleisthenes5 @NoScienceDenial @HankStern2 @Flaffenbam @DoubleDoubleJon @TheColossis @Thedukeistheman @laughchem @RayOwen27617272 @Atheism_is_Dead @JordanBassior @CrispyCurry @andyguy @RFirethief @RockAndAnchor No, the flood didn't happen. It's physically impossible. Here's the evidence for coal formation 300ma yrs ago. https://t.co/rEmU9iFrnM https://t.co/K8O216YWod https://t.co/lUUQNVCsGp

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AustralianConservative

@AustConserva · X

@wideawake_media Low CO2 levels lead to global glaciation.. History proves this

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MatzoH

@matzxl · X

@BMauschen @WahnSager War ja eig. umgekehrt. Die Inkohlung durch wiederholte Sedimentüberdeckung von Sumpfbecken mit üppiger Vegetation insb. durch Erosion der enormen variszischen Gebirgsbildung führte zu CO2-Abnahme bis auf ca. 100 ppm und nahezu zu einem "snowball earth" https://t.co/gpEujN7Zel

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MatSciguy

@matsciguycanada · X

@CraigSw60447870 @Melanie33720945 @arcanegoat @Unapologet26919 @oohglobbits2 @WasIRude @NeonCloud5 @umfpt @yeayea1818 @1pckt @warpox @DiPolarPilot @SDAFS56788141 @surgerysleeper @shock_hazard @osiris_neits @Galcondude @SSpence64 @latoyadeeznutz @TakeThatHistory @hugh_bothwell @1Quetzalcoatl1 @hellboy2112 @YTGGFI @RoryWantsToKnow @JaTapps @Christgodtweet @Cleisthenes5 @NoScienceDenial @HankStern2 @Flaffenbam @DoubleDoubleJon @TheColossis @Thedukeistheman @laughchem @RayOwen27617272 @Atheism_is_Dead @JordanBassior @CrispyCurry @andyguy @RFirethief @RockAndAnchor No, the flood didn't happen. It's physically impossible. Here's the evidence for coal formation 300ma yrs ago. https://t.co/rEmU9iFrnM https://t.co/K8O216YWod https://t.co/lUUQNVCsGp

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Scott Simmons

@sjsimmons · X

@patfrank830 @dafalgoutDennis @MLeiter42 @ammocrypta @Frnc_prep @ChrisBBacon3 @priscian @1000Frolly @WayneAllanH @joPO19942906 @JamesAbbott2013 @craigthomler @CDCollins5269 @jimdtweet @WHPAAD @grok @balls95652097 @ladyspat1 @BubbasRanch @evenminded512 @Kenneth72712993 @MichaelCar11571 @BenKoby1911 @LexWaters7 @Michael_D_Crow @Scizz8 @Data79504085 @Mark_A_Lunn @DaleGribble_666 @rln_nelson @4RealClimate @BudBromley @Ernestops78 @TrixX306 @phlannelphysics @BobPartridge16 @Hji45519156 @FreeSpeech4U_Me @Devonian1342 @jgatta06 @TypicalDeviant @isaacscradle @RobertWager1 @hannon_renee @RixAutomatedMat @GeorgeJeff9804 @roger_clague @NOAA You can educate yourself about the early Permian here. https://t.co/0jeHHWC59a

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Scott Simmons

@sjsimmons · X

@Frnc_prep @patfrank830 @dafalgoutDennis @MLeiter42 @ammocrypta @ChrisBBacon3 @priscian @1000Frolly @WayneAllanH @joPO19942906 @JamesAbbott2013 @craigthomler @CDCollins5269 @jimdtweet @WHPAAD @grok @balls95652097 @ladyspat1 @BubbasRanch @evenminded512 @Kenneth72712993 @MichaelCar11571 @BenKoby1911 @LexWaters7 @Michael_D_Crow @Scizz8 @Data79504085 @Mark_A_Lunn @DaleGribble_666 @rln_nelson @4RealClimate @BudBromley @Ernestops78 @TrixX306 @phlannelphysics @BobPartridge16 @Hji45519156 @FreeSpeech4U_Me @Devonian1342 @jgatta06 @TypicalDeviant @isaacscradle @RobertWager1 @hannon_renee @RixAutomatedMat @GeorgeJeff9804 @roger_clague @NOAA Yes, Frank is pretty ignorant about geology. https://t.co/0jeHHWC59a

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Eco Prepper

@Frnc_prep · X

@Kenneth72712993 @MLeiter42 @sjsimmons @rln_nelson @ammocrypta @jimdtweet @Scizz8 @4RealClimate @craigthomler @dafalgoutDennis @evenminded512 @priscian @BudBromley @WHPAAD @Michael_D_Crow @BubbasRanch @CDCollins5269 @Ernestops78 @JamesAbbott2013 @LexWaters7 @TrixX306 @phlannelphysics @patfrank830 @joPO19942906 @BobPartridge16 @grok @BenKoby1911 @Hji45519156 @FreeSpeech4U_Me @Mark_A_Lunn @WayneAllanH @ladyspat1 @JJ9621073059835 @Devonian1342 @jgorman2424 @jgatta06 @ChrisBBacon3 @TypicalDeviant @isaacscradle @ClimateRetorts @RobertWager1 @hannon_renee @RixAutomatedMat @DaleGribble_666 @GeorgeJeff9804 @roger_clague @GillesnFio @Joe_Public2018 @ClimatePoet 100 +/- 80 ppm for earliest Perm, from we d 13 C values of soil-formed calcites (d 13 Ccarb). Two papers here 1. https://t.co/uoJ8ajX0rN 2. https://t.co/N4pbXVmnFe

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Eco Prepper

@Frnc_prep · X

@Cervus2Leo @MikeHudema ....or few million. Anyway, research papers show figures as low as 150. It says 900-2,000 for Permian. Papers show figures of 100 for the early Permian. So it is way out. https://t.co/biQj60V23M

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Doug Jones

@logarithmic_h · X

https://t.co/RGLU8cQw1M

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In Salutem

@ISalutem · X

@mazzini_gsp @ari10prasetyo The bulk of the coal driving the Industrial Revolution and contributing to global warming today has been deposited during the Carboniferous period (359–299 Mya), resulting in a significant drawdown of atmospheric CO2 at that time. https://t.co/wM8mXyzB11.

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Blofeld’s cat is missing!

@FashionPearce · X

@AndyWest_tweets @newstart_2024 https://t.co/ejEloLpzkj Here you go. Fascinating history of cooling warming up & cooling. CO2 @ 700ppm & vegetation dying off because CO2 dropped too low. Axial deviations ( Milankovic Cycles?) affecting just about everything. All without Gates, WEF, Gore & Kerry.

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Dark Brian Fella: It's Slava time.

@The_Brian_Life · X

RT @deonandan: Fun fact: the creation of most (if not all) of the world's coal happened about 300 million years ago, almost causing a cripp…

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Deonandan

@deonandan · X

Fun fact: the creation of most (if not all) of the world's coal happened about 300 million years ago, almost causing a crippling global ice age, as so much carbon was sucked out of the atmosphere. https://t.co/0TFtmvNK3v

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In Salutem

@ISalutem · X

Formation of most of our coal brought Earth close to global glaciation ... eh sama PBNU mau diadul² lagi

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Scott Simmons

@sjsimmons · X

@TomANelson @CO2Coalition This is an update to the other study. "During the earliest Permian, however, the threshold for Snowball Earth glaciation of 37.5±2.5 ppm is within the uncertainty range of the estimates of 100±80 ppm." https://t.co/0jeHHWC59a

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Brian Pittock

@ShroedingerBird · X

#auspol https://t.co/JHbcNkaQ2X

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Earl Grey Beard

@EarlJBH · X

@rreeves5 @wideawake_media You're right - because Earth would be a snowball (because co2 regulates the temperature). When most of the coal was produced by the planet, the drawdown of carbon in the atmosphere, almost turned to Earth into a snowball (again). https://t.co/41yXW7juel

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MatzoH

@matzxl · X

@BMauschen @WahnSager War ja eig. umgekehrt. Die Inkohlung durch wiederholte Sedimentüberdeckung von Sumpfbecken mit üppiger Vegetation insb. durch Erosion der enormen variszischen Gebirgsbildung führte zu CO2-Abnahme bis auf ca. 100 ppm und nahezu zu einem "snowball earth" https://t.co/gpEujN7Zel

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Brian Pittock

@ShroedingerBird · X

@ammocrypta @ZombiePiano @RobAnderson17 @ericonthetrail @S_D_Mannix @Anvndarnamn5 @AristotleMrs @Mark_A_Lunn @TWTThisIsNow @B_Bolshevik100 @ClimateRetorts @wille99 @ItsTheAtmospher @Dcchristense @benmooreau @KCTaz @ncdave4life @Climatehope2 @EthonRaptor @TheDisproof @Data79504085 @Veritatem2021 @Jaisans @atherton_chris @WillWat6 @3GHtweets @DGinCheshire @BointonGiles @AuroriaTwittori @RushhourP @MartinJBern @Willard1951 @gstrandberg1 @Jakegsm @EricWil06256732 @DTGvmd @PaulDFarrar @Hji45519156 @Valja46Zhark5 @paulp1232 @J0aquIm_B4rb0s4 @Sky48115666 @0Sundance @BradPKeyes @DoesThisW0rk @FD2you @JustThi30117912 @ChrisBBacon3 @rosmadiwahab this may bring you up to speed. Co2 levels are listed https://t.co/JHbcNkaQ2X

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AustralianConservative

@AustConserva · X

@wideawake_media Low CO2 levels lead to global glaciation.. History proves this

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Camolino

@Camolino · X

RT @AustConserva: @wideawake_media Lowering CO2 levels lead to global glaciation.. https://t.co/K2wqmMNnAo

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AustralianConservative

@AustConserva · X

@wideawake_media Lowering CO2 levels lead to global glaciation.. https://t.co/K2wqmMNnAo

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J. Smith

@Forest_0f_trees · X

@drop_robert @damagedonegr @MatthewWielicki @TheDisproof @kevpluck @ArjanMuyen @ejwwest Caused the Permian glaciations. So the earth nearly froze, killing a significant portion of marine life. We then see a rapid increase in temperature connected to volcanic activity releasing CO2 into the atmosphere. Temperatures spiked and also... https://t.co/s3RSqIuZCL

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David Ullrich

@DavidUllrich202 · X

We are burning fossilized hydrocarbon matter. That means we are burning stuff that was once alive and in a way we are grave robbing by doing so. Did you ever wonder who's graves we are robbing? Snowball Earth, that's climate extreme. Now reverse that...

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jragusa

@JeremyRagusa · X

@benco_c @Le_Reveilleur La séquestration de cette importante masse carbonée a par ailleurs entrainé une baisse importante du taux de CO2 dans l'atmosphère et donc une diminution de l'effet de serre durant le Carbonifère. 2/2 https://t.co/3AdHevT5no

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Stephen W 〓〓

@StephenWarman · X

There’s nothing new about Climate Change - it’s been going on forever. The trouble is we’re driving it much faster by recreating a ‘fossil’ climate than 8,000,000,000 people can adapt to. Slightly techie link https://t.co/1CIDjVslX3.

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Scott Simmons

@sjsimmons · X

@NyteSong You can also fail to read the literature. Here are the peer-reviewed studies I cited proving you wrong. https://t.co/rwG7JokiAE https://t.co/MbdEg5bd2g https://t.co/nU8xl96CqK https://t.co/jajUjbkQnu Let's see if you can read these and do better than you have done so far.

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Hermetic Ascetic

@bibliowanksta · X

@MentalCasanova Even crazier is all the coal on the planet was created at the same point in the planets history. https://t.co/nFMX3Xiliy

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Jim Bowers

@JimBowersclimb · X

@malpheuse @CartoonsJpt That MODEL (geocarb) useless for correlation - that ice age caused by CO2 dropping https://t.co/2H3tJqV0gK

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Dr. Judith Hubbard

@JudithGeology · X

Fossil carbon - in oil, natural gas, and coal - lost its 14C a long time ago. Most of the coal we've burned formed 300-360 MILLION years ago. (Unsurprisingly, when that carbon got locked up, it caused the Earth to cool.) So the 14C all decayed. https://t.co/yP1Labt0yp

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Scott Simmons

@sjsimmons · X

@d_e_mol @CPatriot1974 That's a model from 2001, not emprical data. Here's actual empirical data from proxies. Georg Feulner. Coal formation and global glaciation. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences Oct 2017, 114 (43) 11333-11337; DOI: 10.1073/pnas.1712062114 https://t.co/jajUjbkixW https://t.co/46hZbCSB8Z

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Inverted Vibe Curve

@VibesBankRate · X

@ceejayoz @AlexPetrovnia @pookleblinky Which does make the original Tweet incorrect but the followup is true: much of coal deposits in particular formed during the Carboniferous and Permian: https://t.co/vhHWz9KVzY

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In Salutem

@ISalutem · X

Formation of most of our coal brought Earth close to global glaciation via @PNASNews https://t.co/a6NgSWqspb

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barth

@barth52 · X

@MrDstrkt @WReynolds20 @FriendsOScience @AdamskiPeter @jkenney @fordnation @PremierScottMoe Not extremely high towards the end of the Carboniferous. But havily fluctuating between ~ 700ppm and ~ 150ppm I am referring to that paper of Feulner, 2017. “Formation of most of our coal brought Earth close to global glaciation” https://t.co/Eey9w548JB https://t.co/JKFZhVLWdv

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Maynardg

@maynardg59 · X

@luisbaram @LofayPeter Paper: PNAS October 24, 2017 114 (43) 11333-11337; first published October 9, 2017 https://t.co/jKHH2mDBeu