If the Earth gets warmer, then ocean evaporation increases, producing more clouds. Condensation of water vapor into rain releases heat into the upper atmosphere, where it is more easily radiated away into space.
As oceans get even warmer, they are more able to sustain hurricanes, which are POWERFUL mechanisms for transferring heat energy from ocean surfaces to the upper atmosphere.
If anything, global warming would have been beneficial. Warmer times equal more evaporation, more rain, and longer growing seasons for crops. Global cooling means shorter growing seasons, less rain (drought), and famine.
Whenever you see warming in history, prosperity follows. Cooling - generally famine and fall of civilizations.
That said, I’m surprised it took so long to figure out the role of clouds. It’s pretty much common sense.
That would seem to be self-limiting too. I heard Joe Bastardi explain that when the atmosphere warms up significantly it creates a shearing effect at high altitudes that keeps tropical storms from gaining the strength to become hurricanes. The climate systems of the earth are pretty well balanced.