Kynes on 30 April 2012
| happydolphin said: Guys, this may seem like a dumb question, but: If "warming due to CO2 leads to more evaporation of water and more water vapor in general in the atmosphere, Water is a much stronger greenhouse gas than CO2 and can cause even more warming." and we use hydrogen cards, then wouldn't that pose a problem? |
Climate, as any energy system, has positive feedbacks and negative feedbacks. If the positive feedbacks were stronger than the negative feedbacks, it would get out of control, and that's not what we have. It's more than probable that the clouds cool more than the greenhouse effect the H2O provides.
