[redangus]

They are wrong because they are based on one simple, but limited and faulty assumption. As CO2 increases in the atmosphere the temperature will increase a set amount in response. The problem is the climate is nowhere near that simple. CO2 has been increasing since the beginning of the industrial revolution. The problem is that temperatures have gone up and down during this time, but never as high as the models have predicted,

[colorado tanker]

CO2 concentrations are at unprecedented levels never before seen in the Antarctic ice core data. According to the models and "settled" science we should be experiencing unprecedented high temperatures. Except that we're not. Temperatures have increased little since 1999.

A rational scientific community would conclude that CO2 concentrations do not cause atmospheric warming.

[PIF]

Well sure, but the point of the author was that these models for one thing cannot model water vapor which is 98% or so of all the so-called greenhouse gasses.

[DiogenesLamp]

They are wrong because they are based on one simple, but limited and faulty assumption. As CO2 increases in the atmosphere the temperature will increase a set amount in response. The problem is the climate is nowhere near that simple. CO2 has been increasing since the beginning of the industrial revolution. The problem is that temperatures have gone up and down during this time, but never as high as the models have predicted,

Any discussion of the positive feedback effect of C02 in the Atmosphere that does not include the negative feedback effect of Water in the atmosphere is already wrong before the discussion even begins.

Water Vapor controls the planets temperature.