What is the climate science response to this skepticism about CO2 as the driver? - The Logarithmic Effect of Carbon Dioxide https://wattsupwiththat.com/2010/03/08/the-logarithmic-effect-of-carbon-dioxide/ … via @WattsUpWithThat
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General idea is that warmer air contains more water. More water in air, more clouds, more intens weather. Cloud cover however, has gone down (observations) over past 5 decades, and IPCC doesn't model cloud formation......
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The theory is good, only reality has trouble keeping up.pic.twitter.com/JDAEPkFSkj
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Increasing temperatures at surface definitely cause more evaporation and later condensation. Basic chemistry.
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This is true. However the key piece of evidence that is missing is a hot spot in the troposphere above the equator. If water vapor is causing more heat to be re-radiated back to earth the evidence would be the hot spot. Hundreds of millions of weather balloon data points and 30
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For the air in the troposphere to "re"radiate the heat energy back to the surface, then the upper troposphere regions )or through some magic the CO2 molecules) would have to hotter than the Earth's surface, which it isn't. Why are CO2 molecules magical?
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Years of satellite measurements show NO hot spot. So obviously CO2 is not having the effect on water vapor predicted by the AGW theory. The greenhouse effect does not happen at the surface it happens in the atmosphere.
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Have you noticed a pattern where they stretch their imagination to keep the hypothesis alive? This is not Newton's version of scientific research.
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Yes, but it becomes trivial as we move away from glacial state.
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