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Do we disagree? I don't see it. If you want an argument, take it up with Lomiller and Uk2se, who apparently dispute the impact of astronomical variations (solar output, the angle between the axis of the Earth's rotation and the plane of the Earth's orbit, precession, the shape of the orbit, etc.) when they insist that CO2 dominates.
Anyway, I like arguments with more than two sides. Thanks.
Orbital focings are already towards cooling, and have been for 2 millenia, it did already cool. until the warming kicked in.
so CO2 dominates the orbital forcings.
that is what can be found in the scientific litarature.
and the changes in TSI itself are very small. even the maunder minimum, change in TSI was very small. 1-1.5W/m² TOA. even less on surface.
