re: Break it down.
CO2 has a cap on how much heat it can trap if you believe it does and some physicist don’t believe it can.
The more CO2 you have doesn’t mean the more heat is trapped. The laws of physics won’t allow it.
Check out this pdf, it answer these questions; 1. Is there a fundamental CO2 greenhouse effect in physics? 2. If so, what is the fundamental physical principle behind this CO2 greenhouse effect? 3. Is it physically correct to consider radiative heat transfer as the fundamental mechanism controlling the weather setting thermal conductivity and friction to zero?
