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Along with a tenuous grasp of the facts, these people often seem to write as if English was a second language.
Looks like Richard was an infrequent “guest” in his english classes…
If GHGs and clouds account for 83 % of the radiation emitted to space as the IPCC using Kiehl & Trenberth et al claim it is actually difficult to see them as being responsible for global warming – they account for 83% of the cooling.
Allegedly 99 % of the atmosphere is essentially transparent to IR radiation and according to many cannot radiate IR.
Given that the atmosphere actually heats up – I think thermometers prove this but I could be wrong – and 99% cannot radiate IR to space to cool then I suggest this is a very strong argument that non-GHGs are responsible for global warming/climate change.
I only quote peer reviewed science !