SSDD
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Daveman,
how much energy is contained in a mylar blanket you might use to warm yourself on a chilly winter night?
The mylar blanket blocks convection and conduction of heat away from your body...CO2 can't do that by any stretch of the imagination.
In the GW analogy that uses a valve to restrict the draining of a tank of water, how much water is actually contained in the valve?[/qiuote]
Except that it doesn't happen...GHE effect assumes that radiation is the primary mode of energy movement through the troposphere...it isn't. Convection and conduction are the primary modes of energy movement through the troposphere. Radiation plays barely a bit part...and CO2 certainly doesn't act as any sort of valve in energy movement...
But feel free to provide some observed, measured evidence that supports your claim that it does...
Stupid....stupid...stupid...