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I was reading a blog entry on Kate's blog.

Here is another one that even uses Stephen E. Schwartz's paper:
http://www.biocab.org/Heat_Stored.html

Near the bottom, it has these two conclusions:

"0.2 K/s is merely 0.93% (not even the 1%) from the difference of temperature between the ground and the air, which was 21.8 K. As we can see, carbon dioxide is not able to cause the anomalies of temperature that have been observed on Earth."

and

"It is evident that the water vapor is a better absorber-emitter of heat than carbon dioxide. In the same conditions, the water vapor transfers 949 times more heat than the carbon dioxide."

It is being discussed over at climate audit.