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EXPERIMENTAL EVIDENCE

To help us understand the effects of carbon dioxide produced by humans, schools and
adult education centres conduct an experiment in which concentrated carbon dioxide is
irradiated with infrared light and after some time the temperature in the reaction vessel
rises measurably, in the region of around 10 °C. This experiment is called the carbon
dioxide experiment.

There would be nothing to criticise about that. - However, we must not forget that the
experiment is being carried out at slightly more than two thousand times the natural
concentration of carbon dioxide.

The test result must therefore inevitably be converted to the normal concentration of just
under half a litre per cubic metre (500 ppm - hence the factor 2000).

To do this, divide the observed temperature increase by the concentration factor of two
thousand. Only then is the correct value of 10/2000 = 0.005 °C obtained.

But a further correction is necessary. The anthropogenic carbon dioxide produced by
humans amounts to about 10% of the natural carbon dioxide (in an enquiry at the UBA
some time ago, it was stated that 1.6% of the total carbon dioxide was of anthropogenic
origin). The assumption of 10% just made is sufficient.

If this circumstance is also taken into account, the proven result of the experiment in
question is an actual effect of one tenth of the latter value, which means that the
anthropogenic proportion of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere (more precisely, the
troposphere, i.e. the weather sphere) does not increase the air temperature by more
than 0.0005 °C, or in other words, there is no more than one tenth of the latter value.

a temperature increase of five ten-thousandths of a °C

by anthropogenic carbon dioxide

as the actual, physically correct effect of anthropogenic carbon dioxide. Such a small
temperature difference is not easily measurable; in practice, it is not possible to
measure much more accurately than a tenth of a degree.

The experiments carried out in the educational establishments therefore clearly show
that the carbon dioxide produced by humans does not cause an increase in air
temperature. So far, only the concentration correction has been overlooked. On
purpose?

There is nothing physically wrong with the experiment described. However, we have to
come to terms with it,

that there is no man-made

temperature increase in the troposphere.

These unambiguous test results prove that the current opinion on carbon dioxide is
based on a fundamental error and that all efforts to reduce CO2 concentrations are an

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