It's blindingly obvious that I wasn't talking about it being a joke from the point of view of corporate social responsibility
. CSR is designed to add value through pandering to stakeholders' misguided opinions, it's just that firms never admit it. Therefore of course F1 teams are being sensible. I'm saying I believe the science is a joke.
Ooooh, a graph.
Do you have one that directly links CO2 levels to temperature change?
Or maybe one that contains CO2 data from ice cores dating back thousands of years, which show that CO2 fluctuates naturally anyway?
Or one that shows a period in which CO2 is rising but temperatures are falling?
Or perhaps one that proves that CO2 drives temperature and not vice versa?
Do you realise how little information a 40 year period actually gives us, in the big scheme of things?
Correlation != causation. Here's another graph for you:
That's right, CO2 is at a historically very low level. And guess what? The dinosaurs didn't drive 5 litre Mercedes or run coal fired power stations.
This discussion is about CO2, not 'crap' as you so eloquently put it. Natural cycles have a much higher effect on the atmosphere than the CO2 released through man made activity, which is just processed by vegetation and the oceans anyway.