Soren wrote on May 31
st, 2015 at 11:38am:
Chimp_Logic wrote on May 30
th, 2015 at 4:43pm:
Do clouds cool or warm the earth?
How much extra cloud is generated by 0.0192% of the atmosphere that is human CO2??
That question assumes that increased CO2 leads to an increase in cloud cover. Maybe it does.
What is your understanding?
What makes you think that an increase in CO2 leads to an increase in cloud cover?
Are all clouds the same?
What type of clouds would result in a net energy loss to space?
What type of clouds would result in a net energy gain?
What type of clouds would increase or decrease as a result of increased CO2?
Are clouds the biggest factor or even a major factor in Global warming?
As you see, you may be asking a question that is not relevant.
In the light of your tenuous grasp of the basic principles involved, what would your response be to
A. An increase in cloud cover of 2%?
B. A decrease in cloud cover of 2%?
One more question - Your figure of 0.0192% is based on what atmospheric CO2 level in ppm(v) ?
Frankly, your question shows that you don't have a clue.