Why CO2 Emissions Reductions Does Not Bring Climate Coldening Anymore – the Effect of Thermally Efficient Motors – a Study Confirmed by AI-Reference-Cited by-同舟云学术

Why CO2 Emissions Reductions Does Not Bring Climate Coldening Anymore – the Effect of Thermally Efficient Motors – a Study Confirmed by AI

Published:2024-08-28 Issue: Volume: Page:
ISSN:2766-2624
Container-title:Advances in Earth and Environmental Science
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Abstract

Thermal motor emissions have grown cold and colder over time thanks to the betterment of the yield of motors. This contributes to an inversion of behaviour of CO2, since photosynthesis is endothermic, absorbs heat together with it. New CO2 emissions are coldening the climate where thermal motor efficiency is good. This is confirmed with AI support and shown to explain the late snows this Spring in Europe, as well as the “La Niña” trend that has been announced. Global warming can be totally reduced and reversed with a consistent pattern of smart CO2 emissions, without the heat associated, thanks to new thermally efficient motors.

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Uniscience Publishers LLC

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