Add the fact that the heat-trapping capacity of water vapour vastly exceeds the heat-trapping capacity of CO2 and the conclusion can only be as Prof. Salby said: "CO2 will be a pollutant the day that water vapour is a pollutant."
What Role Does Fossil Fuel Emission of CO2 Play in Atmospheric CO2 The United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change takes the simplistic view that all anthropogenic atmospheric CO2 comes from fossil fuels.
"Fossil fuel emission during the second decade was three times that during the first decade. Yet, its impact on the increase of atmospheric CO2 was virtually zero," Prof. Salby said.
"The premise of the IPCC that increased atmospheric CO2 results principally from fossil fuel emission is impossible," Prof Salby said.
Because "If fossil fuel emission represented as little as 10% of the increase in atmospheric CO2 the atmospheric increase during the second decade would have been 30% greater than during the first decade - it wasn't even close," he explained.
IPCC Climate Change Models Prof. Salby then talked through, in detail, the assumptions and mathematical equations used in climate models to determine the contribution of anthropogenic CO2 to atmospheric CO2.
Natural Fluctuations in CO2 "During an interval of eight months from September to May, CO2 increases by 7.5 ppmv. During the subsequent interval of four months, CO2 then decreases by about 6 ppmv," Prof. Salby explained.
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