Leonard Abbott wrote:
Heat on Earth reflects into outer space not by conduction,

Here is something to think about, the Earth is kept cool by heat
reflecting into outer space not by heat conducting into space,
Reflecting heat is a 1000 times faster than conduction heat,
Reflecting heat is also much easier to measure than conducting
heat, This is because all heat that is trapped from reflection can be
measured by the amount of heat that is reflected back.
If CO2 had the ability to trap heat it would have color, depending
on the amount of Heat it absorbs or reflects.
Considering CO2 has no color and there is no way to measure
CO2, visually. it is reasonable to conclude the amount of CO2 IN the
atmosphere will neither add to or subtract from heat reflected into
the stratosphere.
About the only measurable thing on earth that absorbes a lot of
heat are trees.
Do wackos want to chop down all the trees to prevent heat from being
trapped on the earth's surface?

Where do we begin...?

Oh hell. I won't get into this again.