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um look Iamp;#39;d like to uh get some evidence uh in relation to the greenhouse gas effect um we often hear today the debate around Renewables is all to do with climate change and thatamp;#39;s a toyology because climateamp;#39;s always change but I still have issues around the greenhouse gas effect and in particular how carbon dioxide heats up you know the idea that an extra 100 parts per million of CO2 uh effectively heats up the other Million Parts so 100 parts per million is one part per 10,000 right so first law of thermodynamics or the equivalent of Third Law of Newtonamp;#39;s law of motion for every action is an equal an opposite reaction so assuming carbon dioxide itamp;#39;s not but assuming itamp;#39;s the same weight as n2o2 how can one atom of CO2 heat up 10,000 atoms of n202 through conduction unless it itself is around somewhere between 10,000 de to do that so um thank you senator renck for that uh question I think this is something weamp;#39;ve we covered actual
