Is it possible that the warming of the atmosphere from greenhouse gases may cause an opposite effect inflection point because more moisture in the atmosphere leads to more reflection, which is the opposite of the albedo effect? That is why it is so difficult to know what to do. It seems to depend on many temporal resolutions. Should we be concerned about the Albedo effect at this point and over the horizon? We should still be concerned about climate change stability over time, such as striving to mimic natural conditions. Ecogeorelativity: would it be possible to integrate all the epochs to arrive at a desired future condition cumulative totality target?