Why the theory of man-made global warming is incorrect

[Sunsettommy]

The Hockey Schtick

May 14,2012

by John Kehr

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Reblogged from The Inconvenient Skeptic:

Next week I plan on making a big push to get this information out to many, many people. This is one of the key topics that is covered in my book. It is not the only critical topic, but this one by itself is enough to demonstrate in a scientific way that warming as described by The Theory of Global Warming is impossible. My goal is to present this and related information to a wide audience next week. Wish me luck.

The Theory of Global Warming can be stated in the simplest form as:
An increase in the Earth’s temperature which is caused by an increase in the atmospheric concentration of CO2.

The science behind the theory is that CO2 molecules in the atmosphere absorb and transmit IR (infra-red) energy in all directions. Specifically they prevent IR energy in the 14-16 micon wavelength (which widens as the concentration increases) from leaving the Earth and then those same molecules then transmit that energy in all directions, most importantly downward where that energy acts like a heating lamp which will cause the oceans and the land to warm up.

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[Richard111]

Nice one. Thanks. Of course I have my own rebuttal of AGW. It's to do with that stuff called carbon dioxcide, CO2, in the air. 'They' never mention the fact that CO2 limits at least four bands of incoming sunlight energy but only 'backradiates' to the surface just one band at night.

[Sunsettommy]

Quote:“The rate at which the Earth loses energy will increase at more than twice the rate that the theoretical CO2 forcing is capable of causing warming to take place. The amount of CO2 in the atmosphere cannot stop the Earth from losing more energy if it warms up. ”

I thought that even if the CO2 forcing was true and real it would STILL fail to promote warming anyway.

Widespread Positive feedback as modeled has been a dismal failure for the CAWG believers since it is not found in the real world.