jc456
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I know based on a lab test in 1901 that as CO2 reaches saturation, they will not absorb IR waves, instead they will pass them to space. Herr Koch!!!!!I am on full trott at you. You believe that observed data supports your side. Yep only when you can falsify the data I supposed. But even with that manipulation, the observed doesn't follow the models. Sorry but they don't. 1940 to 1970 friend. Just explain that for me, that's observed.
Still waiting on the experiment. It is how science works k00k!!!!
Sorry, but you don't sound like you know a thing about the science or you'd discuss it. You sound like you're parroting something you heard elsewhere. Want to prove yourself? Tell me what happens to the infra-red radiation absorbed by CO2, if the concentration in the atmosphere keeps rising. Despite all your contentions of data supporting one side or another, you still manage to keep dodging the fundamental issue. Are you the guy that can finally clear this up?