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JD · 10-17-2007, 08:10 AM

So where does all this water go? Into the sky, right?

And wouldn't that become a positive feedback cycle where global warming is actually accelerated by the addition of more water vapour? Not good...

Of course, at what point do all these greenhouse gases stop merely acting as greenhouse gases and actually prevent heat from entering our atmosphere in the first place?

Or maybe the sky becomes saturated with all this extra vapour and it suddenly rains more?

Lots of questions with this issue... anyone who claims to have all the answers and everything figured out is probably not the first person I'm going to trust in all this.

10-17-2007, 08:10 AM	#3
JD First Line Centre Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Not Abu Dhabi Exp:	So where does all this water go? Into the sky, right? And wouldn't that become a positive feedback cycle where global warming is actually accelerated by the addition of more water vapour? Not good... Of course, at what point do all these greenhouse gases stop merely acting as greenhouse gases and actually prevent heat from entering our atmosphere in the first place? Or maybe the sky becomes saturated with all this extra vapour and it suddenly rains more? Lots of questions with this issue... anyone who claims to have all the answers and everything figured out is probably not the first person I'm going to trust in all this.