Comment Re:CFCs aren't naturally occurring? (Score 2) 211
The website you linked to isn't overly packed with peer-reviewed research ideas. My colleagues who study volcanic emissions and halocarbons do tell me that measurements of carbon tetrachloride (CCl4) (which the unscientific label of "honorary CFC" as it was regulated in the Montreal Protocol) may in fact be produced in extremely minor quantities by some volcanoes. This is cool as it points to new science. But the measured fluxes are 6 orders of magnitude lower than the anthropogenic fluxes. i.e. it doesn't really matter in the long run - there is no conspiracy here. I looked briefly at three of the articles you cited and they are talking about natural halocarbons, but not chloroflourocarbons. Given the other links to climate-science denial and even plate-tectonic denial on that website, I'm a bit skeptical.