Comments by "Eli Nope" (@elinope4745) on "Climate Change: What Do Scientists Say? | 5 Minute Video" video.

if i personally were to pin climate change on people, i would be less concerned with CO2 in the air and more concerned with CO2 in the ocean. many forms of life are dying in the ocean and many of those life forms utilize light and energy from the sun (ultimately the real source of global warming) to survive and reproduce. the ocean is vast, and there are many forms of life that are damaged by the acidification of the ocean. however, if i wanted to make a shocking statement i could accurately say that climate change is impacted by dark colored birds flying around. bird made climate change. you see, any temperature shift will technically alter the climate even if just a tiny and unmeasurable amount. the sun hitting dark colored feathers warms the earth more than it would if it hit light colored dirt. dark colored birds have some tiny effects on climate. and it is technically accurate to say that they change the climate. i doubt they change it more than humans do, but we have no idea how much less. that is how little we know about climate change, we can only guess and have no real way to measure.
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***** https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ocean_acidification "Between 1751 and 1994 surface ocean pH is estimated to have decreased from approximately 8.25 to 8.14, representing an increase of almost 30% in H+ ion concentration in the world's oceans." maybe you don't like their sources? maybe you don't like mine. maybe i am misinformed. but i am far from the only one who believes this. the flora and fauna of the world were quite different 450 million years ago. if we were to suddenly shock the system by returning to the environment of those times we would undergo a massive and very quick acting extinction event. it is unlikely humans would survive.
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