[chriszzzzzz]

As anyone who does not bow to the AGW argument on here is labelled an Idiot, with no right of reply. I will merely place the link with no comment.

http://www.enviro.aero/Home.aspx

[njp]

In that case I will merely point out that your link in no way way refutes (indeed, it endorses) the idea that anthropogenic CO2 emissions are the primary cause of the current global warming...

Originally Posted by njp

In that case I will merely point out that your link in no way way refutes (indeed, it endorses) the idea that anthropogenic CO2 emissions are the primary cause of the current global warming...

I can't reconcile the opening comment (am I misreading it?) with the site either. From that site,
What causes climate change?

The Earth’s climate has always changed, and its temperature has risen and fallen many times due to natural causes. Today, many scientists agree that the climate change we now see is partially human-induced, in other words the result of human activities in addition to natural causes.

Climate change is linked to the release of what are known as greenhouse gases. Almost all types of human activity release such gases. Greenhouse gases reduce the earth’s ability to cool itself, trapping heat between the ground and the atmosphere.

The most significant gas contributing to climate change (although not the only one) is carbon dioxide (or CO2). CO2 is released mostly when we burn organic materials – coal, gas, petrol or wood. In practice, this means that whenever we heat our houses or offices, drive a car, generate most kinds of electricity or take a flight we push CO2 into the atmosphere.

[chriszzzzzz]

Originally Posted by njp

In that case I will merely point out that your link in no way way refutes (indeed, it endorses) the idea that anthropogenic CO2 emissions are the primary cause of the current global warming...

I didn't say it did. It was posted for information to inform those who may be interested.

[Corey USA]

In concern to co2+equivalents given off by planes its not the amount given off it is where it is being given off. The height at which it gives it off makes an impact too its closer to the ozone layer and such. Who knows what else jet fuel gives(there are different types) off besides co2.