Re: [asa] vapor canopy

This brings to mind an issue I have heard about, but on't know the reasoning
involved. From time to time I've read that the earth would have be3en much too
hot to sustain human life under a vapor canopy. Is this because water vapor is
a greenhouse gas?

--- Ted Davis <TDavis@messiah.edu> wrote:

> Relative to the vapor canopy, I would not advise any intepreters to get into
> that. I have for years been in touch with someone who is doing very careful
> research on the history of that idea. I have urged him to publish his
> findings in PSCF, but so far he has not published any of it anywhere.
> Suffice it to say, the idea has a very checkered pedigree.....
>
> Ted
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