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Global Warming
A Geological and Thermodynamic Theory
Fernando Crocco
Geologist
The Greenhouse Effect
Pre Statements
Earth Systems
(Atmosphere,
hydrosphere,
biosphere,
cryosphere and
lithosphere) work
together to protect
the planet from the
action of all the sun
energy it receives
continuously.
Lithosphere
Hydrosphere
Cryosphere
Biosphere
The earths protection
system is known as the
Greenhouse Effect.
The Greenhouse effect
was created during the
earths geological
history. It has been
changed continuously
and the life activity
played a key hole in its
construction.
The Greenhouse effect is a
response of an intimated
relationship between Earth
Systems (the atmosphere,
the hydrosphere, the
cryosphere, the
lithosphere and the
biosphere) and their
interaction with the sun
energy.
Pre Statements
The Greenhouse Effect
The sedimentation of banded
iron formations, limestone
and other types of rocks are
examples of some processes
that promote
transformations in the earths
systems making exchanges
between their compounds.
The life metabolism is
permanently capturing sun
energy creating more complex
molecules from simple
substances. Some of these new
molecules are incorporated in the
lithosphere as rocks (limestones,
petroleum, etc).
The biological activity
transformed the atmosphere
composition during the earths
history mainly cleaning it up
from CO2, but doing other
chemical transformations too.
The Greenhouse Effect
Pre Statements
Pre Statements
Earth systems work to
maintain a constant
internal storage of
energy in the planet.
The maintenance
of the storage
obviously is not
perfect, but
stable.
The interactions
between the
systems create a
buffer effect that
works continuously
to re-equilibrate the
system if any
variation happens.
The Greenhouse Effect
Earths Energy Budget
Reflected
6%+20%+4%=30%
Radiated
64%+6%=70%
Total 100%
The Facts
The earths greenhouse
effect has been broken
because more energy
has been released in the
earths systems from the
human activities.
The human
civilization way of life
is requiring more and
more energy
progressively.
The Greenhouse Breach
All human activities that
produce work liberate
heat to earth systems,
especially the fossil fuel
burning.
Nowhere in the earth is there night anymore.
The Greenhouse Breach
The Facts
The Greenhouse Breach
Consumption means energy.
The Facts
The Sea Surface Temperature (SST)
The sea water temperature is rising significantly
The Facts
The hydrosphere represents a
huge reservoir to store energy. The
oceans capacity to store energy is
more than a hundred times bigger
than the atmosphere capacity.
Present concentration of CO2
dissolved in the surface sea water
is 80-90ppm. The sea water has
the capacity to dissolve at least 10
times the present concentration.
Energy
received
from the
sun in the
day face
Energy
released in
the night
face
The greenhouse effect stores an
amount of energy in the earths
systems in a steady state.
This energy is constant if we
consider a scale of years.
Before the industrial age the thermodynamic balance in the
earths systems were an equation we can summarize as:
equalequal
The Theory
Energy 
released in 
the night face
Energy 
received from 
the sun in the 
day face
Energy stored in the earths
systems is progressively increasing:
Energy normally stored + The
energy released by human
activities.
equalequal
After the industrial age the thermodynamic balance in the earths
systems was entering progressively in an imbalance condition:
stillstill
The Theory
The system is not
regulated to release
this surplus to
space. It is regulated
to keep itself stable.
The energy added to the earths systems by human activities is a
surplus in the greenhouse effect
The energy
surplus has been
stored in the
earths systems.
The ocean and
atmosphere
currents
distribute the
energy around
the globe.
The Theory
0 10 20 30 40 50 C
o
-10-20-30-40-50-60-70-80-90-100
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
...
300
310
320
Thermosphere
Mesosphere
Stratosphere
Troposphere
Clouds
Ozone Layer
Temperature
Mount
Everest
Altitude(Km)
( C)o
The atmosphere is structured and regulated to maintain the same
amount of energy stored in the earths systems.
The atmosphere is
packaged in layers
and the temperature
swings from 25
o
C
(media) on the planet
surface to -90
o
C in
the thermosphere.
Energy can’t pass
through this
structure freely.
Atmosphere
releases energy
to the space only
by radiation.
The Theory
The energy produced by human work activities is stored:
• In the water steam. The water is the greenhouse effect main
gas;
• In the water, mainly in the oceans. Oceans are a gigantic
mass of mater capable to store energy increasing their
temperature by exciting the Hydrogen-Oxygen bounds and
dissolving other substances like CO2, CH4, etc.
• In the gases produced by the fossil fuels burning that are
released to the atmosphere;
• In the progressive consumption of the cryosphere,
transforming ice to water;
• In the acceleration of the biotic cycle system renewal (mainly
the crops and animal breed).
Where the energy released by
human activities in going to?
The Theory
• Controlling the CO2 emissions won’t be enough to solve the
global warming problem;
• Certainly the earths systems and its greenhouse effect are
already working to re-equilibrate the internal energy, but we
don’t know how much time is going to be spent in this task
and in which direction the changes are going to be guided;
• The Global Warming problem and its solution are intimately
related with the human civilization use of energy.
• Many other problems have impacts on the Global Warming
trend but they are secondary to the human releasing of
energy in the earth systems.
Conclusions:

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Global warming a geological and thermodynamic new theory

  • 1. Global Warming A Geological and Thermodynamic Theory Fernando Crocco Geologist
  • 2. The Greenhouse Effect Pre Statements Earth Systems (Atmosphere, hydrosphere, biosphere, cryosphere and lithosphere) work together to protect the planet from the action of all the sun energy it receives continuously. Lithosphere Hydrosphere Cryosphere Biosphere The earths protection system is known as the Greenhouse Effect.
  • 3. The Greenhouse effect was created during the earths geological history. It has been changed continuously and the life activity played a key hole in its construction. The Greenhouse effect is a response of an intimated relationship between Earth Systems (the atmosphere, the hydrosphere, the cryosphere, the lithosphere and the biosphere) and their interaction with the sun energy. Pre Statements The Greenhouse Effect
  • 4. The sedimentation of banded iron formations, limestone and other types of rocks are examples of some processes that promote transformations in the earths systems making exchanges between their compounds. The life metabolism is permanently capturing sun energy creating more complex molecules from simple substances. Some of these new molecules are incorporated in the lithosphere as rocks (limestones, petroleum, etc). The biological activity transformed the atmosphere composition during the earths history mainly cleaning it up from CO2, but doing other chemical transformations too. The Greenhouse Effect Pre Statements
  • 5. Pre Statements Earth systems work to maintain a constant internal storage of energy in the planet. The maintenance of the storage obviously is not perfect, but stable. The interactions between the systems create a buffer effect that works continuously to re-equilibrate the system if any variation happens. The Greenhouse Effect Earths Energy Budget Reflected 6%+20%+4%=30% Radiated 64%+6%=70% Total 100%
  • 6. The Facts The earths greenhouse effect has been broken because more energy has been released in the earths systems from the human activities. The human civilization way of life is requiring more and more energy progressively. The Greenhouse Breach All human activities that produce work liberate heat to earth systems, especially the fossil fuel burning.
  • 7. Nowhere in the earth is there night anymore. The Greenhouse Breach The Facts
  • 8. The Greenhouse Breach Consumption means energy. The Facts
  • 9. The Sea Surface Temperature (SST) The sea water temperature is rising significantly The Facts The hydrosphere represents a huge reservoir to store energy. The oceans capacity to store energy is more than a hundred times bigger than the atmosphere capacity. Present concentration of CO2 dissolved in the surface sea water is 80-90ppm. The sea water has the capacity to dissolve at least 10 times the present concentration.
  • 10. Energy received from the sun in the day face Energy released in the night face The greenhouse effect stores an amount of energy in the earths systems in a steady state. This energy is constant if we consider a scale of years. Before the industrial age the thermodynamic balance in the earths systems were an equation we can summarize as: equalequal The Theory
  • 11. Energy  released in  the night face Energy  received from  the sun in the  day face Energy stored in the earths systems is progressively increasing: Energy normally stored + The energy released by human activities. equalequal After the industrial age the thermodynamic balance in the earths systems was entering progressively in an imbalance condition: stillstill The Theory
  • 12. The system is not regulated to release this surplus to space. It is regulated to keep itself stable. The energy added to the earths systems by human activities is a surplus in the greenhouse effect The energy surplus has been stored in the earths systems. The ocean and atmosphere currents distribute the energy around the globe. The Theory
  • 13. 0 10 20 30 40 50 C o -10-20-30-40-50-60-70-80-90-100 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 ... 300 310 320 Thermosphere Mesosphere Stratosphere Troposphere Clouds Ozone Layer Temperature Mount Everest Altitude(Km) ( C)o The atmosphere is structured and regulated to maintain the same amount of energy stored in the earths systems. The atmosphere is packaged in layers and the temperature swings from 25 o C (media) on the planet surface to -90 o C in the thermosphere. Energy can’t pass through this structure freely. Atmosphere releases energy to the space only by radiation. The Theory
  • 14. The energy produced by human work activities is stored: • In the water steam. The water is the greenhouse effect main gas; • In the water, mainly in the oceans. Oceans are a gigantic mass of mater capable to store energy increasing their temperature by exciting the Hydrogen-Oxygen bounds and dissolving other substances like CO2, CH4, etc. • In the gases produced by the fossil fuels burning that are released to the atmosphere; • In the progressive consumption of the cryosphere, transforming ice to water; • In the acceleration of the biotic cycle system renewal (mainly the crops and animal breed). Where the energy released by human activities in going to? The Theory
  • 15. • Controlling the CO2 emissions won’t be enough to solve the global warming problem; • Certainly the earths systems and its greenhouse effect are already working to re-equilibrate the internal energy, but we don’t know how much time is going to be spent in this task and in which direction the changes are going to be guided; • The Global Warming problem and its solution are intimately related with the human civilization use of energy. • Many other problems have impacts on the Global Warming trend but they are secondary to the human releasing of energy in the earth systems. Conclusions: