I have a question. Assuming that Berry’s hypothesis and calculations are correct, what natural physical process could account for the significant increase in CO2 levels that we are measuring? Given Henry’s law and the current warming rate of 0.26 degrees Celsius per decade, I have calculated that the outgassing from the oceans, at equilibrium, would be around 0.34 ppm per year, which is only 14% of the actual measured amount.
I have a question. Assuming that Berry’s hypothesis and calculations are correct, what natural physical process could account for the significant increase in CO2 levels that we are measuring? Given Henry’s law and the current warming rate of 0.26 degrees Celsius per decade, I have calculated that the outgassing from the oceans, at equilibrium, would be around 0.34 ppm per year, which is only 14% of the actual measured amount.