Posted on Dec 7, 2020
Newsday - Could the Alps be mostly glacier-free by 2100? - BBC Sounds
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All this added water vapor in the atmosphere...I imagine we have models showing how much increased cloud cover will result...and how the earth's albedo will increase...and how much less solar energy will be deposited into the global heat equation as a result. Question is, is the partial differential for water vapor greater, or less than, the partial differential for CO2? What are the partial differentials for particulates (fires, volcanoes, and man-made)? Can humanity really control the global heat equation, and set the exactly right average mean global temperature, or even maintain it within an "acceptable" range?
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
Col Joseph Lenertz To Me the Thought that My Great Grandchildren will probably never see the Glaciers that I have in Colorado, Germany, Austria is Sad.
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel - I agree. I know of no one who is counting on volcanic eruptions to save us.
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Col Joseph Lenertz - Walking Away from Mt Pinatubo is a Once in a Lifetime Experience. I Honestly don't ever want Anyone to See what I Saw that Day!
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Col Joseph Lenertz "Go to Hell CTO1!" "I've Gone there the Problem is I Keep Coming Back!"
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