Yes, andt sea-level CO2 have almost no impact on average temperature. Its only in the high troposphere that its impact is felt. And on average, CO2 takes twenty

Yes, andt sea-level CO2 have almost no impact on average temperature. Its only in the high troposphere that its impact is felt. And on average, CO2 takes twenty year to rise up to the level where it start to be impactful (and as it is an oxide, is ultra stable there). The the deregulation we have right now is caused by the emissions from 2002. What we emit today will start to have an impact on average temperatures (energy level, infrared re-emissions, whatever you want to call it) in 2042. That does not help us take decisions.