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The new climate theory of Dr. Ferenc Miskolczi The greenhouse effect in a semi-transparent atmosphere with radiation equilibrium at the surface. On the basis of hundreds of measurements of real atmospheric profiles of temperature and humidity, in different seasons en on different latitudes. Synopsis Standard theory about anthropogenic global warming should be compared to, and weighted against, a new theory that is more than ever based on recent measurements. The new theory has as basis a different set of boundary conditions from which the Eddington radiation equilibrium equation is solved. It leads to the hypothesis that our atmosphere gets hold of just that amount of water vapor that allows the maximum radiation of heat into space. This self-regulation allows only for a very minor influence of CO2 concentration increase on our climate. Independent measurements give insight in the mechanism how this self-regulation takes place. Still other measurements indicate that the atmospheric heating that follows directly from standard climate models as a result of increased CO2 during the last decades does not exist. Cooling instead is observed. We conclude that there is now ample ground to organize a discussion between the scientific proponents of these two theories. The problem is very important in the sense of policy and investment. Introduction During the 2008 International Conference on Global Warming, Dr. Ferenc Miskolczi presented a radically new theory of the greenhouse effect: /newyork08/PowerPoint/Tuesday/miskolczi.pdf Arthur R?rsch asked me to support him in explaining FM’s theory in more common terms, and initiated a discussion with our national expert, dr. Rob van Dorland, KNMI, the Dutch Royal Meteorological Institute, to be able to criticize the new theory. Of course, Ferenc Miskolczi himself participated in this e-mail discussion. The point is, that the new theory predicts a much smaller effect of increased greenhouse gases on the mean temperature of the Ea