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Here is a paper on this very subject;
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You can nitpick all you want Toad... you are a failure in all things scientific.
It is well established that LWIR cannot warm the layers immediately below the skin layer. Tell me Toad, is changing the state of water a chemical reaction?
I credit him for trying to state his case.
And yet the main point stands because your only intention was to make this personal.Yes, his persistence in defending his errors is very admirable.
Reminds me of SSDD.
Why do you people get upset when science is questioned? As we saw with vaccines and masks it’s important to question.Another thread by a climate change denialist trolling for attention.
The science is settled! Nuff said!
You really need to see this in context of land versus ocean. Because the impression you are leaving is that you believe back radiation materially warms the oceans. Is that what you are arguing?It is well established that LWIR cannot warm the layers immediately below the skin layer.
It warms the skin layer?
Thanks for admitting your error.
Tell me Toad, is changing the state of water a chemical reaction?
Nope. Not even a little.
This one should sting Toad...
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So, with CO2 and "backradiation" excluded in the oceans, the potential warming by CO2 alone drops by 72%.
I know... But others who read this will see him for what he is.. a Troll. I am here for those who will learn and see the CAGW lie for what it is, not for idiots like him.
Again nothing to add... You want to destroy never discuss... Fuck off Toad..Since there is no immediate, observable increase in surface heat loss associated with increased absorption of incoming IR radiation from the atmosphere, there is therefore an increase of heat available within the TSL to supply energy for the surface heat losses.
Thanks. Why would there be increase in surface heat loss?
So, with CO2 and "backradiation" excluded in the oceans, the potential warming by CO2 alone drops by 72%.
LOL! Were you one of the co-authors?
And yet the main point stands because your only intention was to make this personal.
You really need to see this in context of land versus ocean. Because the impression you are leaving is that you believe back radiation materially warms the oceans. Is that what you are arguing?
Again nothing to add... You want to destroy never discuss... Fuck off Toad..
Looks like a legitimate study to me. What's the nit you are going to pick?Since there is no immediate, observable increase in surface heat loss associated with increased absorption of incoming IR radiation from the atmosphere, there is therefore an increase of heat available within the TSL to supply energy for the surface heat losses.
Thanks. Why would there be increase in surface heat loss?
So, with CO2 and "backradiation" excluded in the oceans, the potential warming by CO2 alone drops by 72%.
LOL! Were you one of the co-authors?
You never addressed any premise I posted.. You practice nothing close to science. You can continue to play with yourself...
I wan't born yesterday. He's taking them exactly as you are intending them. Spare me the rationalization of your behavior.He's the one taking my corrections of his errors personally.
I don't have any problem with him when he posts actual facts.
Looks like a legitimate study to me. What's the nit you are going to pick?
You still do not know what a phase change is.... Don't bother looking Toad.. just continue jerking off. Its what your good at.ITs called the evaporation layer for a reason Todd. This is where the chemical reaction takes place, which cools the layer just below it, and releasees the energy in water vapor, into our atmosphere.
Is this you, practicing science?
That's because your intention is to make it personal so the material difference between the back radiation of land versus sea doesn't matter to you but it does matter to the central point he has made and you are arguing against.You really need to see this in context of land versus ocean.
No I don't.
Because the impression you are leaving is that you believe back radiation materially warms the oceans.
Have I used the word materially even once in this thread?
I saw the claim that "71-72% of our surface will not respond to "back radiation""
If it "responds" even minimally, that claim is wrong.
I wan't born yesterday. He's taking them exactly as you are intending them. Spare me the rationalization of your behavior.