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Carbon dioxide is not the most important “greenhouse gas”
Things are often expanded or else just become plain incorrect because of the " special interest groups " {usually meaning More Big Money or some type of ego trip being made to make them look better!
When are they going? The key is to seek the whole truth and stick with the facts! just stick with the whole truth?
Date: 3/7/2021 7:02:38 PM ( 3 y ) ... viewed 934 times Recently one of the biggest recent blown out of proportionate and realism is the belief of some that Carbon Dioxide is the key part of " Greenhouse Gases".
Yet if you really investigate carbon dioxide is not the most important “greenhouse gas” in the earth’s atmosphere.
The great majority of the greenhouse effect in the earth’s atmosphere is from Water Vapor. Water vapor often changes state from gas to liquid or to solid - in it's state of being depending upon the actual Atmosphere of the earth.
Its form and concentration also vary with humidity and cloud cover, thus its effect on climate and weather is extremely complex.
It is very difficult for scientists to predict how water vapor might affect the temperature of the earth’s atmosphere as a whole. Predicting global climate from climate computer simulations, especially over long periods of time, maybe beyond what our methods are capable of at this time.
There are many types of effects that scientists do not know how to model accurately in computer simulations, such as effects of different types of clouds, the presence of snow and ice, ocean surface effects, etc.
Notice how some scientific things get adjusted, with many laws being changed to make certain people look good and richer!
" WHY? "
Big money Fame of the beholders!
** Time has come to stop and evaluate the whole truth of the situation!
This is the only real way to see the whole truth and leave all the false expectations! Is to learn how to get it right and live with the truth!
We want facts not fiction!
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