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You're the one ignoring water vapour as a GHG. Anus of Green Gables and Flossy made an attempt to prove me wrong on a point and failed. If you were part of this you'd understand. **** off until you do understand and know what has been talked about yesterday and today.

See what I mean about jumping in in middle and not knowing the topic? I gave you the opportunity but you blew it.

See above L Gilbert.

Was I wrong?

Water vapour isn't a GHG that is more powreful than CO2?

L.Gilbert..... If I were conversing with you I'd respond to you but you're a Johnny come lately. Do you want an offical role in the converstaion? Explain how CO2 is the only way to increase atmospheric water vapour content as was stated yesterday by Anus and parroted by flossy. Here is...

I just ignore you.

He just jumps in a repeats **** like cabbagefarts does. I don't take him seriously like I do you.

Because he wasn't party to this over the past two days were you and Anus said I was wrong about irrigation increasing water vapour. Well flossy, was I wrong and what will that 1% do?

Did you notice the other two STFU long ago but you haven't?

Not much? Prove it with math. Anus and flossy won't because it ****s up the CO2 thing.

Nope. Irrigation alone adds 1% more water vapour. What will 1% increase in water vapour do to global temps?

I already posted the link Anus. Pay attention.

1% as stated by IPCC. pay attention.

Well? A 1% increase in water vapour has a far bigger impact than CO2, so what policy will reverse that?

How much cash should we ding consumers who eat irrigated foods to reverse the 1% water vapour increase??

The truth that CO2 is the ultimate culprit although it isn't?

I'm ignoring water vapour being a heavy hitter on the grand scheme of global warming? Noooooo that would be the IPCC.who are ignoring the 1% increase in water vapour from irrigation alone. .

I'm lieing am I?

Yesterday we had no water vapour from irrigation only CO2 driven increases. Today we do. Who failed? IPCC says that irrigation has indeed increased water vapour by 1%. Considering H2O factors in far heavier than CO2 as GHG, what percentage of warming is that 1% directly responsible for?