Climate Change Summary

Open Email to Chairwoman Kay Granger (TX), House Subcommittee State, Foreign Operations and Related Programs Congress,
Chairwoman Barbara Boxer, Senate Environment and Public Works Committee
David Vitter, Member Senate environment and Public Works Committee Edward Markey, House Member of Natural Resources Committee

An Associate has sent to me a Climate Change Summary, which I pass along to you for your consideration in combating the Obama Administration's and the UN's efforts to extract money from the US.

 

1.  Climate change is an ongoing process that has been taking place since the beginning of time on Earth, without any input from humans.

2.  Our entire atmosphere can be considered a "greenhouse gas", since without it, the Earth would be uninhabitable, scorching during the day and frigid at night.

3.  Nitrogen  (78%) and oxygen (21%) are the major components of our atmosphere.

4.. Minor components are:

        Argon  0.93%

       Carbon Dioxide  0.04%

       Trace mounts of Ne, He, Kr, Xe, Rn, Co, No, and a few others

       Additionally water vapor can be present at 0.1 to 2.8%.

5.  Thermal conductivity is a term used by scientists to measure the ability of any substance, including gasses, to transfer heat from one place to another.  The higher the value, the more effectively that substance transfers  heat  The thermal  conductivities of nitrogen and oxygen are essentially similar, but in the same order of magnitude, as carbon dioxide and water vapor, which are also essentially similar, but a bit lower.

6. There are no known studies or data to show a cause and effect relationship between carbon dioxide concentration in our atmosphere and global warming.

7.  There are no known magical properties of carbon dioxide which could be responsible for climate change or global warming.  Given the low concentration of carbon dioxide in our atmosphere (0.04%) such a magical property would be required for that to occur.

 

If one considers all these facts, there can be no excuse other than political or monetary objectives, for all the attention attached to carbon dioxide and climate change or global warming.