The 1,94 times more than Moon's surface IR EM emission the Earth's atmosphere downward IR EM emission impossible !!!

Solar flux at Earth's distance (R=1AU) from the sun

So =1361 W/m²

Earth's Albedo a=0,306

Moon's Albedo a=0,11

Earth's Tmean=288K

Moon's Tmean =220K

Solar irradiance (Moon's surface /Earth's surface) ratio

(1-0,11)So /(1-0,306)So = 0,89 /0.694 = 1,2824

or 28,24% more SW EM incident energy available on the Moon's surface.

(Earth's Tmean=288K /Moon's Tmean =220K) ratio

288K/220K = 1,3091

(Earth's Tmean⁴ =288K⁴ /Moon's Tmean⁴ =220K⁴) ratio

(288K /220K)⁴ = 1,3091⁴ = 2,9368

The simple and logical conclusion:

Earth's surface emits 2,94 or almost three times as much IR EM energy than Moon's surface does.

On the other hand Moon's surface receives almost 30% more solar SW EM energy than Earth's surface.

This huge (gigantic) discrepancy cannot be explained by the Earth's thin atmosphere's trace greenhouse gases content. It cannot be explained by the GHE whatsoever!

There is no way Earth's atmosphere can balance this huge (Moon' s surface /Earth's surface) IR emission difference:

2,9368  - 1 = 1,9368 or 1,94 times more

the 1,94 times more than Moon's surface IR EM emission the Earth's atmosphere downward IR EM emission impossible !!! 

The tiny CO2 0,04% content in Earth's atmosphere cannot absorb (deep notches removed at the CO2 wavelengths).

"Have you worked out how surface emission from Earth has deep notches removed at the CO2 wavelengths?"

The tiny CO2 0,04% content in Earth's atmosphere cannot absorb (deep notches removed at the CO2 wavelengths).

Link to the graph:

http://forecast.uchicago.edu/modtran_iris.jpg

Also, the tiny CO2 0,04% content in Earth's atmosphere cannot absorb almost the 1/2 of the emitted (according to the graph) by earth's surface IR EM energy.

Also, the tiny CO2 0,04% content in Earth's atmosphere cannot absorb the entire amount emitted by earth's surface at 15 μκ IR EM energy. 

The two lines comparison in the graph is mistaken, because Earth is a planet and planets are not blackbodies.

A planet doesn't have uniform surface temperature. The uniform surface temperature is basic for the blackbody definition.