I guess they were right...

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@BlueZ06

as far as the industry comment? No, i’m not educated in that matter. My education is in the field of Business Admin, Marketing, and HR.

But I do in fact believe those who are educated state that the world’s rotation on it’s axis is not perfect, it’s actually more like a weebil(sp?)

As it wobbles as it spins around, and revolves around the sun.

Some periods of time the north/south hemisphere is closer to the sun

some periods of time, those hemispheres are further away.

Right now, if I’m not mistaken, we’re actually supposed to be heading into a cool down stage within the next 30 years, where our hemisphere (northern) will be tilting further away.

So that means we’re completing a heating up stage. A closer sun, means hotter temperatures. Hotter temps mean, warmer oceans. Warmer oceans release carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. Which can cause ozone depletion. Warmer oceans will also, tada… melt ice caps.

I’m sorry but the ozone emission from our vehicles and industry probably is paltry compared to what the ocean does on its own

Ummm, how does your theory account for ice melting at rapid rates at both poles?
Also:
Warm oceans emitting carbon dioxide?
Carbon dioxide depleting the ozone?
Ozone emmision form vehicles?
Ozone emission from the ocean?

You do also realize that the majority of scientists today are not pointing toward the ozone, or lack thereof, as a cause of “global warming.”