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That human activities emit CO2, no, that is not up for debate, we also exhale huge amounts of CO2 too.
Humans are responsible for about 3% of that 0.04%, in the atmosphere. The natural production of CO2 by plants, animals and bodies of water and geological functions on planet earth make up the other 97% of CO2.
CO2 is a minor trace gas. Water vapor and methane are much stronger greenhouse gases than CO2.
Have you seen the climate record? The planet just came out of a little ice-age, of course it warmed up, otherwise we'd still be in the LIA. Would you prefer that we had never warmed up, and remained in a cool period?
BTW, we are living in a cool period, by comparison to the last 10,000 year averages.
You know what else came online about the same time as the industrial revolution? Radio frequency radio and TV? We have so much RF in the air now, from radio, TV, cell phone towers, satellites, WiFi... so maybe all that RF is cooking the molecules in our atmosphere.
There, that's my new theory, so ban cell phones, TV and radio.
So comical. I post actual California house bill, not to affirm 'conspiracy theorists' but to show phrasing, and nary a peep. That almost, I still won't assign labels, tips me to the 'Eco-religion' side do to crickets.
That human activities emit CO2, no, that is not up for debate, we also exhale huge amounts of CO2 too.
Humans are responsible for about 3% of that 0.04%, in the atmosphere. The natural production of CO2 by plants, animals and bodies of water and geological functions on planet earth make up the other 97% of CO2.
Ok? And that % keeps increasing and the rate of increase is increasing. If you think that 0.04% is insignificant than ingest 0.04% of your body mass with arsenic or cyanide.
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CO2 is a minor trace gas. Water vapor and methane are much stronger greenhouse gases than CO2.
And we have been emitting a lot of methane through our agricultural system to feed an ever growing population.
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Have you seen the climate record? The planet just came out of a little ice-age, of course it warmed up, otherwise we'd still be in the LIA. Would you prefer that we had never warmed up, and remained in a cool period?
BTW, we are living in a cool period, by comparison to the last 10,000 year averages.
Mankind's actions are simply exacerbating natural climate mechanisms.
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You know what else came online about the same time as the industrial revolution? Radio frequency radio and TV? We have so much RF in the air now, from radio, TV, cell phone towers, satellites, WiFi... so maybe all that RF is cooking the molecules in our atmosphere.
There, that's my new theory, so ban cell phones, TV and radio.
Ok? And that % keeps increasing and the rate of increase is increasing. If you think that 0.04% is insignificant than ingest 0.04% of your body mass with arsenic or cyanide.
And we have been emitting a lot of methane through our agricultural system to feed an ever growing population.
Mankind's actions are simply exacerbating natural climate mechanisms.
We exhale CO2. It is not a pollutant. In fact life on this planet is critically dependent on it
Every member of kingdom animalia does.
There is a balance and we are introducing more than the normal system would. But the claims on the other side boil down to this: science. Not applied, just stated. Or, as in preschool, nanny nanny, boo boo
We exhale CO2. It is not a pollutant. In fact life on this planet is critically dependent on it
Btw, some in the e.u. Want to categorize co2 as a pollutant. Not sure you saw, but ca offered this an 1161. Read that.
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