I'm still curious about what happens to the weather when the concentration of the various
GHGs increases in the atmosphere, but I sense this isn't on your list.
This means that long term constant methane release, after 7 years or so, leads to a constant level of methane in the atmosphere and no increasing warming, while any CO2 release is additive and every small
increase in the atmosphere increases temperature for close to a hundred times as long.
The achievement will allow researchers to conduct further studies to determine how the hormone helps plants respond to drought and other environmental stresses driven by the
continuing increase in the atmosphere's carbon dioxide, or CO2, concentration.
The IPCC report, which calculates methane's affects once it exists in the atmosphere, states that
methane increases in our atmosphere account for only about one sixth of the total effect of well - mixed greenhouse gases on warming.»