OK, Code, so you are stating that GHGs, indeed, are responsible for the present warmth that we enjoy. So, then, how do you square that with saying that adding to the amount of GHGs in the atmosphere will not increase the amount of energy retained?
As always, half a truth is better than none. GHG, as I understand the effect does warm the Earth. Without them, the planet would be a frozen globe with no life. No CO2 means no carbon and no carbon based life.
The difference in what you inferred and in what i implied is the degree.
As I understand it, CO2 is but one of many factors affecting our current climate. Additions seem to have a pretty weak effect at that at the current concentrations.
Add more and the change is hardly noticeable. Take it all away and it's fatal.
Where's the part where I said that CO2 is responsible for the current warming? That's your position as I understand it.