CO2 smashing extreme weather records, page-2177

You are on a roll stirring up false doubt,

Oh i am sorry. How else is one to interpret comments from NOAA and NASA

NASA's DIRECTOR of the Centre for CLIMATE SCIENCES

NASA said
Graeme Stephens: Clouds are a lot more complicated than carbon dioxide in the atmosphere because they affect sunlight, they affect infrared radiation and the greenhouse effect. These effects are very complicated and in many ways, they compensate each other.



NOAA said

"we have very little comprehension of the complexity of the feedback loops."

"The feedback loop in which water is involved is critically important to projecting future climate change, but as yet is still fairly poorly measured and understood."