On Wednesday, December 27, 2023 at 10:22:28 AM UTC-8, a a wrote:

> Fred, don't be silly

> H2O vapour is No.1 Greenhouse Gas #GHG

.... but it's EXCESS greenhouse gas that causes climate change, and there's no
excess situation regarding atmospheric water; it cycles back to
the oceans relatively rapidly. Uptake of CO2 into minerals has a rate
mismatch to human CO2 generated from minerals that may
be susceptible to correction.

Water cycling isn't any kind of remedy that we ought to be concerned with.

The 'No. 1' designation is arbitrary and capricious. It's silly, a a, to insist
on such a frivolity.

On 28/12/2023 5:48 am, whit3rd wrote:
> On Wednesday, December 27, 2023 at 10:22:28 AM UTC-8, a a wrote:
>
>> Fred, don't be silly
>
>> H2O vapour is No.1 Greenhouse Gas #GHG
>
> ... but it's EXCESS greenhouse gas that causes climate change, and there's no
> excess situation regarding atmospheric water; it cycles back to
> the oceans relatively rapidly. Uptake of CO2 into minerals has a rate
> mismatch to human CO2 generated from minerals that may
> be susceptible to correction.
>
> Water cycling isn't any kind of remedy that we ought to be concerned with.
>
> The 'No. 1' designation is arbitrary and capricious. It's silly, a a, to insist
> on such a frivolity.

A a is worse than silly. He's uncomprehending.

He actually right to to claim that water vapour is the most important
greenhouse gas, but since atmospheric levels of water vapour equilibrate
within about three weeks, there's no point in worrying about them.

CO2 levels takes a lot longer to settle down - roughly 800 years - and
more CO2 in the air means that ocean surface temperatures are higher and
the equilibrium level of water vapour in the atmosphere is higher and
adds a bit more warming to the basic CO2 driven effect, It's a positive
feedback, if not big enough to run away.

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Bill Sloman, Sydney

On Monday, January 1, 2024 at 2:53:06 AM UTC+11, a a wrote:
> On Sunday 31 December 2023 at 16:23:29 UTC+1, Bill Sloman wrote:
>
> moron from Sydney is stupid dog, affected by mental disorder

Not agreeing with a a's bizarre assertions is symptomatic of a well ordered and well furnished brain.

A a seems to think that his bizarre delusions are worth publishing. which one more symptom of his own mental disorder.

> Go away spammer, go away
> never follow me
> you are retarded

That's what we've been telling you for quite a while now. You've clearly got the message but don't seem to have realised that it has been directed at you.,
> Your comments are so foolish and childlsh making us laugh.

So your spelling of "childlish" was intended to amuse us?
> go away, never follow me.

And here you are reacting to post I just made.

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Bill Sloman, Sydney