This guy is good, but people don't need name brand school affiliations to know that blaming CO2 is not supported. Water vapor is the "greenhouse gas", and we don't make extra water.
People can observe for themselves that cloudy nights stay warmer than clear nights, and that should prove to you how well the water holds in the warmth. All t…
This guy is good, but people don't need name brand school affiliations to know that blaming CO2 is not supported. Water vapor is the "greenhouse gas", and we don't make extra water.
People can observe for themselves that cloudy nights stay warmer than clear nights, and that should prove to you how well the water holds in the warmth. All the places near large bodies of water also stay warmer than the landlocked places in the same latitude. Temp really plunges at night in desert areas. It's just pattern recognition.
This guy is good, but people don't need name brand school affiliations to know that blaming CO2 is not supported. Water vapor is the "greenhouse gas", and we don't make extra water.
People can observe for themselves that cloudy nights stay warmer than clear nights, and that should prove to you how well the water holds in the warmth. All the places near large bodies of water also stay warmer than the landlocked places in the same latitude. Temp really plunges at night in desert areas. It's just pattern recognition.