It certainly isn't! Rememeber, I was responding to your comment on "Increasing concentrations of atmospheric CO2 cause warming." Which they do. But that is only one factor in climate.
CO2 is only the third strongest greenhouse gas to begin with.
That fact doesn't change the truth of the statement that increasing atmospheric CO2 concentrations cause warming.
There’s no way the ocean’s circulation is going to stop.
It doesn't. The Younger Dryas mechanism is that deepwater formation in the North Atlantic is stopped. Ocean circulation goes into a different "mode" until deepwater formation resumes. For the Younger Dryas, it took about 1000 years.
The alleged drop in temperatures of the poles is not going to cool the whole planet. All it would do is increase the temperature gradient some between the equator and the poles.
Good point. The YD was most pronounced in the Northern Hemisphere, specifically North America and Europe. While there are YD signals elsewhere, it apparently didn't have a major global influence. Antarctic ice cores don't show nearly the big temperature drop that the Greenland cores show.
Global warming is not going to cause global cooling. SOME parts, might temporarily get colder than others but that happens now anyway and that’s called weather.
Climate is average weather. Regional climate is more variable than global climate, obviously.
Climate is average weather. Regional climate is more variable than global climate, obviously.
You're preaching to the choir.