I'm just curious - why the insistence on CO2 as culprit in climate whatever (climate change is a stupid name and y'all get all weird when we use global warming) when most of the climate guys I've heard talk about it agree that water vapor has a much greater impact? Underground aquifers worldwide are under stress and that massive usage also coincides with the Industrial Revolution (esp. the agricultural revolution that followed in its wake). Seems an obvious source for additional atmospheric water - so why CO2?
I suspect the anti-plant lobby myself. Okay, though, seriously, I am curious.
I suspect the anti-plant lobby myself. Okay, though, seriously, I am curious.
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