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Erratum to “Autonomous Changes in the Concentration of Water Vapor Drive Climate Change” [Atmospheric and Climate Sciences 10 (2020) 443-508]
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Atmospheric and Climate Sciences·Volume 11 (2021)·Pages 535–546·Published 18 May 2021·DOI10.4236/acs.2021.113032
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Abstract
A. Changes in average global temperature are not driven by changes in the concentration of carbon dioxide; B. Instead, autonomous changes in the concentration of water vapor, Δ TPW, drive changes in water vapor heating, thus, changes in the average global temperature, Δ T Avg , in deg. Celsius are calculated in accordance with this principle, measured in kg · m - 2 , the average accuracy of which is ±0.14%, when compared to the variable annual, 1880 - 2019, average global temperature record;
KeywordsCarbon DioxideClimate ChangeWater VaporGlobal WarmingDriverAverage Global TemperatureChange in Concentration Water VaporWater Vapor Heating
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