--- In [email protected], off_world_beings <no_re...@...> wrote:
 
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> Methane is a pollutant and is a massive greenhouse gas. 

Indeed. More than CO2. Water vapour more so still.

> CO2 is a pollutant also, because pollutants bind to it and
> persist in the atmosphere, building up when they should 
> be released.

Interesting. Can you explain more? (With reference to Earth
rather than Venus would be helpful.)

I guess too that we need to know that for a given mass of
"pollutant" that it would "bind" under current and future
CO2 levels, whereas it would not have done so under, say,
19th century CO2 levels.

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