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fexl | 10 years ago

I searched on the words "vapor" and "vapour" and found nothing. I also search on the word "water" and found nothing relevant to my question.

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hackuser|10 years ago

Perhaps the searches are [EDIT: not] looking in the PDFs? I just opened the Summary for Policymakers for the Physical Science Basis report, and found a few discussions of water vapor in the atmosphere.

I'd try looking at "Physical Science Basis" and "Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability" reports; try the Summaries for Policymakers first, and the full reports if those don't have what you need (though go straight to the full reports if you have time -- they can be fascinating!).

I hope that helps.

fexl|10 years ago

I opened the "Summary for Policymakers" listed right on their home page, and it popped up a PDF titled "AR5_SYR_FINAL_SPM-1.pdf". That's where I searched on the word "vapor" and found only one occurrence -- inside the word "evaporation".

I guess the "for the Physical Science Basis" report is something different that I haven't found yet.

lukeschlather|10 years ago

Read the entire executive summary. Micro-questions aren't meaningful if you don't have at least that level of understanding.