[PreciousLiberty]

This article is exactly in line with my friend the atmospheric physicist. He said that water vapor completely dominates the greenhouse effect.

In general, warmer temperatures mean more water vapor in the atmosphere, since most of the world is covered in water. We know in the past it’s been warmer than now, therefore there MUST be a corrective mechanism that kicks in when things start to warm. This is also evident in the many warming/cooling cycles we see in the prehistoric record.

The case for Catastrophic Anthropogenic Global Warming keeps getting weaker, and weaker - especially as the planet continues to cool.

[Signalman]

I understand that hydrogen powered vehicles emit water vapor as a fuel-burning byproduct instead of CO2. If this is the case, wouldn’t hydrogen powered cars have a far greater effect on global warming than gasoline powered cars?

[D Rider]

This article is exactly in line with my friend the atmospheric physicist. He said that water vapor completely dominates the greenhouse effect.

And when the temp rises and too much water vapor is formed, it does something really stupid. It forms clouds and reflects excess heat back into space. Unbelievable!