why don't you read it again... and explain how it shows that man made co2 is causing a net warming. Using failed models and guestimations about an energy budget is not science... especially since those models are 10 years old... and they did not know clouds and water vapor had such a big impact.
here is a quote from your "science"...
"Using this range of possible climate sensitivity values, we can plug λ into the formulas above and calculate the expected temperature change. The atmospheric CO2 concentration as of 2010 is about 390 ppmv. This gives us the value for 'C', and for 'Co' we'll use the pre-industrial value of 280 ppmv.
dT = λ*dF = λ * 5.35 * ln(390/280) = 1.8 * λ
"Plugging in our possible climate sensitivity values, this gives us an expected surface temperature change of about 1â2.2°C of global warming, with a most likely value of 1.4°C. "
and here is another quote... again... a model...
Essentially, Huber and Knutti take the estimated global heat content increase since 1850, calculate how much of the increase is due to various estimated radiative forcings, and partition the increase between increasing ocean heat content and outgoing longwave radiation. The authors note that more than 85% of the global heat uptake (Q) has gone into the oceans, including increasing the heat content of the deeper oceans, although their model only accounts for the upper 700 meters."
here is a quote from your "science"...
"Using this range of possible climate sensitivity values, we can plug λ into the formulas above and calculate the expected temperature change. The atmospheric CO2 concentration as of 2010 is about 390 ppmv. This gives us the value for 'C', and for 'Co' we'll use the pre-industrial value of 280 ppmv.
dT = λ*dF = λ * 5.35 * ln(390/280) = 1.8 * λ
"Plugging in our possible climate sensitivity values, this gives us an expected surface temperature change of about 1â2.2°C of global warming, with a most likely value of 1.4°C. "
and here is another quote... again... a model...
Essentially, Huber and Knutti take the estimated global heat content increase since 1850, calculate how much of the increase is due to various estimated radiative forcings, and partition the increase between increasing ocean heat content and outgoing longwave radiation. The authors note that more than 85% of the global heat uptake (Q) has gone into the oceans, including increasing the heat content of the deeper oceans, although their model only accounts for the upper 700 meters."
Here's another chance to look like a fool. Read this and then say there is no science. Just one more time.
http://www.skepticalscience.com/empirical-evidence-for-co2-enhanced-greenhouse-effect-advanced.htm