CO2 is one metric, CH4(methane) is another. This net heat absorbency is a third, humidity is a fourth - all these metrics sum to give the net earth heating. Thi

CO2 is one metric, CH4(methane) is another. This net heat absorbency is a third, humidity is a fourth - all these metrics sum to give the net earth heating. This one had (apparently) been neglected or not properly accounted for. Is this a true error or data burying? In any event, entrapment of twice as much heat over a time span of 16 years is concerning. If we get another doubling over the next 16 years - how will this affect warming patterns? Weather? The north american drought? The North african drought?