Ah, this talk of CO₂ trapping heat like a glass house, it is like when the sun warms the sea but the warmth cannot escape at night. They say only some gases can catch that long-wave heat, like CO₂, while the air's main parts cannot. That 3.7 watts per square metre is the extra heat pressing down on the world, they measure it. But from my boat, I see it as the sea's slow, angry breath—each tide nibbles at the coconut grove where my grandfather's hut stood. The science says one number, but the salt in our well tells the true story.
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