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water vapor
WhatI don't understand is the water vapor that should be the greatest greenhouse gas. I can imagine that in the models used to calculate global warming this is included, now I have been searching on why this is not mentioned that often. I found some arguments that the humidity increases by GHG which increase the global warming by water vapor which creates a cycle. Now what I don't understand is, if water vapor is the largest GHG does the climate change by water vapor not significantly increase the amount of water vapor in the spheres, more than the greenhouse gasses? So does the water vapor cycle, or the cycle of sun temperature-water vapor is not significantly larger than the water vapor-GHG cycle?On Water vapor is indeed a powerful greenhouse gas, but there is plenty of room for CO2 to play a role posted 2 years, 6 months ago 29 Responses