Saturday, October 2, 2021

Basic global warming theory "basic global warming theory"

 Basic global warming theory is not found that often on the internet.

You can search for "basic global warming theory" using Google and not find this blog, or the theory explained.

Basik globull wurming theory, just testing the Google search engine.  Currently no hits for that exact phrase.  No results found for "Basik globull wurming theory".

"Basik globull wurming theory"

There was a time when search engines were to help you find stuff on the internet.  Now they are not.

Update November 30 2022

Not found on the internet (according to Google)

Wednesday, November 11, 2015

Basic global warming theory explained

Global warming theory explained.  (updated 7/1/2020)



Basic global warming theory explained, with images, links and words.


(Also called Anthropogenic Global Warming theory, or the theory of global warming due to carbon dioxide, or AGW, or the CO2 theory, or the greenhouse theory)   

Nor does it go against the grain of basic global warming theory

Either an easy subject, or a very difficult one.

For starters, it's not found on Wikipedia.  All references to the theory were deleted  For example, compare with current version.  

It's one reason for this blog.  The thingsnotfoundonwikipedia blog is pretty much all the articles I would have started on Wikipedia, but didn't.  Because wikipedia censors, is run by woke idiots, and is not accurate at all anymore.  Nobody has time for that.

The mechanism involved in the "basic global warming theory" is the "enhanced greenhouse effect"

It's quite baffling why the woke don't want the theory defined, or discussed,

This post update November 30 2022

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For something as important as the Basic global warming theory, there are a very very small number of hits on a Google search.

A quick summary 

Climate Central knows one of the main predictions of the theory is The most rapid warming should occur when and where it’s usually the coldest, including at night, in northern parts of the country—and during winter.