You should really study some physical chemistry (warning: it's bloody hard). Might focus on the specific heat of different gasses. A bit of further investigation into both the rapid increase of some gasses over time, as well as an analysis of human activity focusing on technological innovations might provide some further meaningful insight. You are choosing the most complex, and mostly unsupportable explaination to the problem. Occam's Razor might also be a good thing for you to investigate. Of course I only spent 12 years of my life picking up an understanding of chemical and biological systems in an accredited university (granted, most of my work was not related to climate change, but to the basic physiochemical characteristics of elements and compounds, and in modeling complex (mostly) biological systems), so I'm sure the bit of time some of you folks spent on a website or two gives you a much better understanding.