Actually,
I was the one who pointed out to Fuji --
more than a year ago -- that the paper he was citing never looked at water vapour feedback:
https://terb.cc/vbulletin/showthrea...-Frankfooter&p=5546228&viewfull=1#post5546228
That said, let's be clear on this point: Fuji is now confirming that I was right all along and that his paper didn't look at the results from water vapour feedback.
Fuji's statement confirms what the rest of us have repeatedly been saying -- his paper from
Nature did
nothing to establish the merits of the AGW hypothesis, which is overwhelmingly based on the predicted impact of water vapour feedback.
fuji will never admit that the water vapour positive feed back loop that NOAA presents,... even exists.
Plus, this "study" does NOT separate the different sources of CO2 in the climate,... which makes it useless,... even considering the studies conclusion that the supposed increase in the atmosphere CO2 is responsible for only 10% of the supposed
unnatural increase the planet's temperature.
While completely ignoring all of the
natural factors that can, and do increase the globes temperature.
fuji will still not admit that the water vapour positive feed back loop that NOAA presents does NOT include CO2 as one of it variables.
If the temperature of the planet increases for a natural event, the result is more water vapour in the atmosphere, which in turn increases the temperature of the globe.
That's why its called a feed back loop.