Of course you don't....you never did. You hold a belief not supported by observations...and since you can't defend your position with anything other than your belief...you lack the credibility necessary to be taken seriously by pointing out anything.
Which means that there is no radiative greenhouse effect. Again..refer to any description of the radiative greenhouse effect and its supposed mechanism...it will be nothing whatsoever like what you just described. That is why the models are wrong and will continue to be wrong...they are modelling a mechanism that doesn't happen...if they modelled conduction and convection, then they might just get it right...of course, it would mean that the sensitivity to CO2 is zero, but then the sensitivity to CO2 is zero.
And so begins the mental masturbation and gymnastics....the emissions are due to incoming UV...so why not call it UV rather than IR? The fact is that the temperature of the atmosphere is not due to IR and a radiative greenhouse effect...
And have failed to provide the first piece of observed, measured evidence to demonstrate that I am wrong...typical warmers...simply state that someone is wrong as if you don't need to provide any actual evidence that they are wrong. Want to claim that "consensus" is proof? May as well put on the whole tinfoil suit if you are going to wear the hat.
You hold a belief not supported by observations...
You're full of shit. You still, after years, have no source that supports your one-way only photon flow or your matter at equilibrium ceases radiating beliefs.
Which means that there is no radiative greenhouse effect.
IR from the surface is absorbed by GHGs in the atmosphere.
That results in an atmosphere warmer than it would be absent those GHGs.
Call that whatever you want.
refer to any description of the radiative greenhouse effect and its supposed mechanism...it will be nothing whatsoever like what you just described.
Since I'm not defending any definition of greenhouse effect, so what?
the emissions are due to incoming UV...so why not call it UV rather than IR?
Feel free to discuss incoming UV all you want. Is it absorbed by the surface?
What does the surface emit in turn? UV or IR?
Want to claim that "consensus" is proof?
Nope. 97% is a bullshit stat.