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> Firstly, he is not looking at the energy requirements for water solid/liquid phase change. No he isn't, he's just demonstrating that the energy requirements
by flukus 9y ago
> Firstly, he is not looking at the energy requirements for water solid/liquid phase change.
No he isn't, he's just demonstrating that the energy requirements are met.
> Considering the recent publication of research into the effects of CO2 on energy transmission, I have some concerns on the accuracy of his stated figures (regardless of anything IPCC).
Are you saying the greenhouse effect doesn't exist or that it is somehow reversed?