Space Traffic May Be Creating More Clouds

to confuse the C02 argument even further.

Or perhaps simply to overlook the CO2 (and by the way, it is C oh 2, not C zero 2) issue completely, in their quest to blame some specific activity.

Since CO2 levels have recently pass the 400 ppm level [guardian.co.uk] for the first time in "recorded history" (ignoring for the moment that nobody recorded this until last 50 years or so), the source of the clouds could be a natural reaction to the increased CO2, and the claimed increase in world temperatures.

Since the article says:

'A team of researchers looking for an expected decrease in the number of clouds in this layer, as solar activity and heating have ramped up,

Yet in years past they were predicting increa

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