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  Homer, maybe you should check your sources

  In response to this load of crap:

  ""No Scientific Source?" Really?!

  http://www.geocraft.com/WVFossils/greenhouse_data.html

  -One of the first website that came up from a google search.  Not much effort taken by this website to research.  Numerous scientists quoted.  Everything is referenced at the end of the aritcle. Brief Summary: we contribute about .28% to global warming."

  Homer, the first website I clicked on that was cited as a source http://www.ecoenquirer.com/EPA-water-vapor.htm was  clearly a spoof website along the lines of "The Onion" that appeared obviously designed by anti-environmentalists to make environmentalists look foolish. Either these geocraft.com people are stupid enough to mistake a spoof publication as a legitimate source (like the people who think Stephen Colbert is an actual conservative commentator) or they assume their readers are that stupid.

  Don't tell me you're that stupid?On Water vapor is indeed a powerful greenhouse gas, but there is plenty of room for CO2 to play a role posted 2 years ago 29 Responses