Why is it that the same people who are too scared to debate (@MichaelEMann @KHayhoe, etc.) - are also the ones who say the debate is over?
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We’re talking about a few degrees of heat over decades. Seems relevant.
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Does the AC not add heat when it is hot and release cool when it is cool? Average might be similar.
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I think air conditioner heat exhaust is covered by the urban heating effect that has been studied. The amount of heat generated apparently is negligible compared with the GHG effects. https://skepticalscience.com/BEST-October-2011.html …
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All electricity (and other forms of energy) consumed eventually becomes waste heat, which is radiated back out into space. Warmer objects radiate more IR energy than cooler ones, so it’s a self regulating system, modulated by greenhouse gases.
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See page 16 from Lindzen, Happer, and Koonin from the cities of SF and Oakland climate change lawsuit. The heat is negligible. https://www.heartland.org/_template-assets/documents/publications/Happer%20Koonin%20Lindzen%20climate%20Tutorial.pdf …
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That is an excellent reference piece.
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Well, l found the question being posted here and a few answers. So the answer is, no, the heat exhaust is not the problem (due to laws of thermodynamics), it is the energy being used and pollution, which is the problem:https://www.quora.com/Is-the-thermal-exhaust-from-air-conditioned-buildings-a-factor-in-global-warming …
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This seems to be the best answer to your question. Seems reasonable to me.pic.twitter.com/qFElSVdjh6
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