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> Water vapor is a greenhouse gas No. Or rather, yes, water vapor is a greenhouse gas, but it has a halflife measured in days, compared to CO2, which has a hal
by credit_guy 4y ago
> Water vapor is a greenhouse gas
No. Or rather, yes, water vapor is a greenhouse gas, but it has a halflife measured in days, compared to CO2, which has a halflife measured in decades. So, for all practical purposes, water vapor can be deglected when talking about global warming.
- b112 4y agowater vapor can be deglected Whyes, mossuredly!
- credit_guy 4y agoOk. Can you provide some links where any climate scientist includes the water vapor emissions in their calculations? (by the way contrails are not water vapor emissions)
- b112 4y agoNo. My whole purpose was to make fun of made up, conjoined words. :P