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The greenhouse effect, for one. It's essentially the blackbody effect along with spectral properties of constituent atmospheric gases.
by dls2016 7y ago
The greenhouse effect, for one. It's essentially the blackbody effect along with spectral properties of constituent atmospheric gases.
- merpnderp 7y agoThis is a straight up mathematical measurement and would account for ~.2C warming per decade and is regarded as an uninteresting question in climate science. The actual questions being asked are what feedbacks are there that would drastically increase/decrease this number.
- dls2016 7y agoUninteresting... settled... tomayto... tomahto... If you dismiss anything uninteresting as no longer being climate science, then we end up in a no-true-Scotsman loop. I was responding to the question "what climate change science is settled", not "what are active research topics".
- merpnderp 7y agoI wasn't really disagreeing with you, only pointing out that CO2 energy absorption has been settled science of over a hundred years and really isn't considered climate science. It's just basic physics.