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Climate change: the change in the climate due to natural and anthropogenic causes. Quote:
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Modern solar panels work on light. Sunny will give best power output. Cloudy lower power output, but still work. Solar panels work in UK, and we have a public holiday if sun shines! As for cheap Chinese garden lights, it's a wonder they work at all.:shrug: |
A physical gas has no "greenhouse" properties...Cuz it's a gas.
Where do people get this crap? Their Idiot Box? Study Physics! |
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The political psychopaths are test-driving their latest climate scam in the Netherlands - Nitrogen as a "Greenhouse Gas" - in order to end fertilizer production and close farms. I don't think the Dutch people are that stupid.
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Gases in our atmosphere trap the radiation of the sun. This is called the green house effect. This effect makes the earth warm and liveable. Humans burning fuels send more gases into the atmosphere. More gases in the atmosphere results in a warmer earth. Scientists believe human interference is causing global warming. |
For those who should really experience what one is posting. There are a number of volunteer groups who travel to the glaciers every summer, to assist with testing. You spend 2 months traveling by foot, with pull sleds, (no dogs), so not to do harm.
One must be able to carry your backpack, experiencing the wonders of what this post is truly about. Age isn’t a factor, with some in their late 80s. Has to be more fun than googling. |
No. CO2 absorbs strongly in the 15 micrometer window (and therefore absorbs terrestrial radiation). It is transparent to other portions of the electromagnetic spectrum. The net result is the lower troposphere warms and the stratosphere cools with increasing CO2 levels. Manabe published a paper about the impact in the 70’s but the effect has been realized for a much longer period of time. I have omitted many of the radiative transfer details that cause this effect because it is inappropriate for this forum (i.e. a discussion of the radiative transfer details will cause most people’s eyes to glaze over and I have learned with time not to bore people with technical details). To suggest that increasing CO2 does not have an impact on temperatures is really silly. Discussions about the magnitude of the impact to date, the impact in the future, whether it is really a problem, and what can be done if it is really a problem is more appropriate.
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That’s because New Orleans below sea level. |
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