Tell us what happens to the energy CO2 absorbs. You like to pose questions. How about answering a few? If CO2 absorbs energy and the concentration is going, doesn't that mean more energy is being absorbed? What happens to it?but yet you can't show an experiment that shows adding 120 PPM of CO2 does anything to temperatures. Go for it fool, let's see that experiment, or will you follow the more stupid montra?
I, for one, have been telling you for five years where the energy has gone.
simply put, there is surface/air boundary where the ~8% surface radiation that is absorbed by CO2 gets absorbed to extinction. it used to take about ten meters of air but now it only takes ~9.5m. once absorbed the CO2 molecule can either re-emit the photon, or more likely the CO2 molecule collides wwith another molecule and the energy of the CO2 specific photon gets added to the kinetic energy of the atmosphere. the kinetic energy of the atmosphere produces blackbody radiation in all directions.
both the surface and the atmosphere produce ~10% of their radiation that escapes directly through the atmospheric window to space. EVERY interation loses energy, CO2 specific energy is captured and transformed into blackbody radiation within tens of meters of the surface.
the cloudtops are also a boundary where energy is released similarly to the surface.
CO2 does slow the loss of radiation but it is not some magic multiplier of energy.