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Originally Posted by Chris C
There is more recent literature on specific humidity increases in the atmosphere, i.e.
Identification of human-induced changes in atmospheric moisture content -- Santer et al. 104 (39): 15248 -- Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences
for a technical but much more thorough and satisfying overview of how water vapor influences climate, people should see this document:
(http)geosci.uchicago.edu/~rtp1/papers/CaltechWater.pdf
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Roger. Here's that link 'til you get on the back nine. >>
http://geosci.uchicago.edu/~rtp1/pap...ltechWater.pdf
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Originally Posted by FreedzStar
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Originally Posted by Turtleheimer
I have to wonder how the underwater volcanoes roll it.  |
I'm sure we would all like to know.
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Mostly I have found other forum debates.
I did read one bit saying the Earth's heating of the ocean was 'normalized', or some such a matter of phrase, in their modeling using tritium(sp?) levels in ocean water? Sorry I didn't save that link. Maybe search that specifically next. Anyway, the point is of course a generalized value as an initial condition input makes for, IMHO, a less than confident view of the result of a model of a non-linear system.
