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The Villages Weather Club But back to your question, Richard Feynman, Nobel Prize Winner and Einstein Award Winner, correctly said ... "Science is the belief in the ignorance of experts." Anyone can claim to be an expert, but it's the "data" which reveals reality. Science is the process of showing how data fits theory. If the data don't fit the theory -- the theory is bad. The U.N IPCC temperature forecasts have failed for the last 35 years -- therefore their theory is wrong. The Schwarzschild Equation (internationally recognized science about greenhouse gas properties, which Einstein helped create) best explains current theory -- which says CO2 currently produces tiny warming -- and adding more CO2 produces even less and less warming as it is logarithmically decreasing in affect. CO2 warming is essentially saturated. Bottom line -- CO2 warming is not tangible. Plus, CO2 also has cooling properties -- which is part of the reason why earth has been cooling for the past 7 years. Some of this will be discussed at the next two Civil Discourse Meetings -- Sept 5 & 12 at 10 AM. In the meantime, here is just one of the ways CO2 helps cool the earth ...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ztX0Lso6lBE