The Earth Needs More CO2, Not Less

[jc456]

It hasn’t exceeded 300 ppm in 80,000 years

Why’s it dire? Was it ever more?

 

[Lesh]

Why’s it dire? Was it ever more?

Why are you even talking about this if you know nothing?

 

[jc456]

Wky are you even talking about this if you know nothing?

You said dire!! What’s dire?

You seem afraid to answer. That’s not convincing

 

[Crick]

Why’s it dire? Was it ever more?

Yes it was. It only got down to 300 ppm 2-3 million years ago.

 

[Lesh]

So why is it dire?

Previous increases in CO2 levels were never more than 35 ppm over ONE THOUSAND YEARS. We have achieved that in just the last 17 years.

Pre industrial levels were 280 ppm. We’re past 409

 

[Crick]

Previous increases in CO2 levels were never more than 35 ppm over ONE THOUSAND YEARS. We have achieved that in just the last 17 years.

Pre industrial levels were 280 ppm. We’re past 409

Humans have NEVER been at this level. The Earth hasn't been at this level for over 3 million years.

 

[jc456]

Humans have NEVER been at this level. The Earth hasn't been at this level for over 3 million years.

Yet levels have been there without us! How odd from your nonsense

 

[Lesh]

But what’s dire? You skated away again! Strange from someone like you so afraid, and can’t say from what! Odd

So you don’t understand that a rapid huge increase in CO2 is a problem?

There’s no point in discussing the subject with you then

 

[jc456]

So you don’t understand that a rapid huge increase in CO2 is a problem

What is the problem? Identify it for us?

BTW, you don’t have enough data to make such a corney remark

 

[Crick]

What is the problem? Identify it for us?

Aside from you? Well, there's global warming.

BTW, you don’t have enough data to make such a corney remark

Precisely how much data is required oh Great Master of All Knowledge?

 

[jc456]

Aside from you? Well, there's global warming.

Except you can’t say where? Ice on both poles , oops

 

[iamwhatiseem]

Well plagairised.

Which doesn't decrease the validity of the statement

 

[iamwhatiseem]

Currently the atmosphere is .04% Carbon.
It was .03% 20 years ago.
If it falls to .02% plants will all over the planet will die.
The most ideal carbon percentage is between .03% to .04%.
We are still in the ideal range.

 

[jc456]

Currently the atmosphere is .04% Carbon.
It was .03% 20 years ago.
If it falls to .02% plants will all over the planet will die.
The most ideal carbon percentage is between .03% to .04%.
We are still in the ideal range.

Dude they’re talking about .012% of the atmosphere and there’s a problem. They can’t even identify the problem. How fking odd

 

[Dagosa]

what if they're wrong?

Let’s put it this way; the science practiced by all the institutes we have depended upon for decades, are responsible for ALL the greatest advances known to man. Guessing and making up shit is a distant last.


Science by the way, is never absolutely right or wrong. We have dozens of examples in our history where this has happened as new evidence has always altered our understand ing. Newtonian physics for example.

if you actually knew real science, you wouldn’t have asked that question. You Obviously don’t.

 

[Dagosa]

Let’s look at the science with a bit of common sense.

Hilarious. You have to look at real science first. There is no science taught in the entire world at any accredited institute that doesn’t think you’re FOS.

 

[Dagosa]

Dude they’re talking about .012% of the atmosphere and there’s a problem. They can’t even identify the problem. How fking odd

These numbers are over your head, way over.

 

[Dagosa]

CO2 is a greenhouse gas. So is water vapor.

Dufus, you know why CO2 is a green house gas. Go to go to a green house and gee, ask the attendant why the air is so moisture laden. He knows more then you it seems. Everyone does.

 

[Shareprofit]

Currently the atmosphere is .04% Carbon.
It was .03% 20 years ago.
If it falls to .02% plants will all over the planet will die.
The most ideal carbon percentage is between .03% to .04%.
We are still in the ideal range.

It's not 0.04 %Carbon, it's Carbon Dioxide. It's now 0.0416 % and climbing so will have a significant effect of Global warming.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

It's not 0.04 %Carbon, it's Carbon Dioxide. It's now 0.0416 % and climbing so will have a significant effect of Global warming.

Meh