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TheRealColbert
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Has anyone ever researched what contribution, if any, the actual combustion of fossil fuels contributes to global warming? If you added up all the BTU's of energy which have been released in the last few decades, would it add up to something or is it negligible? Of course, all motion due to burning fossil fuels ends up as heat due to friction, etc (ok, maybe some EM energy leaves the system, and things like that), but is the capacity of the Earth great enough to absorb this heat?
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