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To: Eric who wrote (1438957)	2/12/2024 7:39:39 PM
From: maceng2	1 Recommendation Recommended By longz Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1572946

<<Nope It's directly proportional.>> Not saying one way or the other. Just noticed it's been mentioned in a few places. Schwarzschild’s Curve is cited. Always interested in hearing other views. Yes CO2 is a greenhouse gas but not a very good one and small impact vs H2O. Schwarzschild’s Curve proven in observation. Doubling of CO2 has a minimal effect. See chart. This is why there isn’t a climate crisis and won’t be one. Also, ECS predictions look to be way to high. https://t.co/ZwHvB76Zfq pic.twitter.com/Hc6i4TWkWO — Graham K (@GrahamLKeegan) December 4, 2022 Here is Tonga throwing out water vapour (note: not CO2) peanuts. Lots of water vapour peanuts. Too bad if your suffering from water vapour peanut allergies.