Comments by "Michael Lenczewski" (@kayakMike1000) on "CBC News" channel.

  1. “Water vapor accounts for about 97 percent of the total (natural plus man-emitted) greenhouse warming of the planet. See, e.g., John Houghton's ‘The Physics of Atmospheres, 3rd edition,’ Cambridge University Press, 2002.”
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  2. The earth has an average range of 45° to -25° Celsius on any given day, though 58° C is an all time high and -126° C as the all time low. How do these so-called climate scientists think that an average temperature is meaningful or useful? With such a large range in temps, I find it difficult to imagine why this value is not reported with a ± of two standard deviations. There's really no way I believe we know exactly what the average temperature is on any given day...
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