Another small addition:
I have made a plot where Bart’s theory and the CO2 equilibrium reaction of the oceans and atmosphere are shown for a sudden 10% increase in concentration of CO2 in the upwelling deep ocean waters, without short term variability or human input:
http://www.ferdinand-engelbeen.be/klimaat/klim_img/upwelling_bart.jpg
The CO2 fluxes between ocean and atmosphere are directly proportional to the difference in CO2 pressure between the surface waters and the atmosphere. According to Bart’s theory, there is no reaction of the CO2 fluxes (in and out) to the increased CO2 pressure in the atmosphere, which is physically impossible…
The same happens if the upwelling CO2 increases due to a temperature increase or both…
