You state that, "Cause and effect -- in this instance, Greenhouse Effect is the cause, Global Warming is the effect."
This is the whole issue. Global warming is the cause, increased CO2 ("greenhouse gas") is the effect.
Also, your position regarding the correctness of the majority has been proven wrong to your satisfaction (though not to the satisfaction of the majority on this forum) before, regarding the "heretic," Galilei.
Science is not a simple majority rules, okay. There are many more factors at play.
Neville.
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Subject: [geocentrism] Re: Climate changeNeville JFrom Neville Jones Wed May 30 22:45:32 2007If H2O concentration remains stable and CO2 increases, then there might be a slight increase in the greenhouse effect, that's true. But the issue here is global warming, and the distinction between these two terms is paramount to understanding this issue.Cause and effect -- in this instance, Greenhouse Effect is the cause, Global Warming is the effect. Yes I do understand. In my post to Philip M yesterday there is a quote from Wikipaedia ...
