Earlier this week, RTB visiting scholar Kevin Birdwell wrote about the effects of water vapor in global warming. While previously thought to have a potentially significant impact on global warming, recent studies actually point to water vapor as another fine-tuned instrument used to balance Earth’s climate. See these resources for more about the water vapor and climate change:
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