Global Energetics of the Atmosphere

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Focusing on global atmospheric processes, this book utilizes current and historical observational data to explore the energetic balance between the Earth and its atmosphere. It emphasizes the reliable analysis of atmospheric parameters, revealing that only a quarter of atmospheric water returns to Earth as free molecules. The author argues that contemporary warming is largely anthropogenic, driven by increases in atmospheric moisture and aerosols, rather than solely by carbon dioxide. It also examines the greenhouse instability originating from the Eocene epoch, challenging mainstream climate narratives.