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kimmielittle
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Ahhhh but it isn’t that simple.Irrelevant. It traps more than the rest of the air does, therefore there is more heat. It’s really that simple. And NH4 (methane) traps some five times as much as CO2, and its presence in the atmosphere is increasing too. And since more is being trapped now then before, there is more heat. It really is that simple.
AND I think you know it.
No, you explained variables that not figured into the original AGW hypothesis.I have already explained it in my first post. There are literally dozens of factors, including even the wobble of the rotational axis of the earth that cause fluctuations.
I’ll stand by my statement.Not a chemist, are you?
globalwarmingart.com/wiki/File:Atmospheric_Transmission_png