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[en] The greenhouse effect on earth can be defined as the long wave energy trapped in the atmosphere. Climate forcing and climate system response within which climate feedback mechanisms are contained are determined. Quantitative examples illustrate what could happen if the greenhouse effect is perturbed by human activities, in particular if CO2 atmospheric concentration would double in the future. Recent satellite measurements of the greenhouse effect are given. The net cooling effect of clouds and whether or not there will be less cooling by clouds as the planet warms are also discussed
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Duplessy, J.C.; Pons, A.; Fantechi, R. (Commission of the European Communities, Brussels (Belgium)) (eds.); Commission of the European Communities, Luxembourg (Luxembourg); 357 p; 1991; p. 35-54; European School of Climatology and Natural Hazards Course; Arles (France); 4-12 Apr 1990
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