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After we fix the CO2 crises, then we can take on the other gases. Water vapor alone accounts for about 95% of all (that's right, all) designated gasses attributed to causing the greenhouse effect (hence the name "greenhouse"), but I think maybe we should leave that one alone. However, it shouldn't take long to reduce the remaining trace gasses that have been giving so many ppl here the vapors.. pun intended.
Thema: Re: Water vapor alone accounts for about 95% of all (that's right, all) designated gasses attributed to causing the greenhouse effect
Iamon lyme: Are you sure.... I understand that water vapour (actual percentage between 36% and 85%) lasts just for a few days, while CO2 can go for centuries.
Maybe people need to check more the validity of those they read saying nay to our impact on this world. So many big businesses are just interested in the next few years of profit and not the long term effect on our planet and our descendants.
Oh well. money is more important than the planet, it's just one planet in billions.