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Human beings and our actions on the planet contribute a little less than 4 percent GLOBALLY to annual atmospheric Co2 emissions
The other 96 percent Is generated by the natural environment of the planet through volcanic activity, seawater decay and decomposition of vegetation among other things.
Less than 4 percent!!!
Climate activists say that cutting that in half will save the planet, but what about the other TRILLIONS of metric tons that will CONTINUE to be naturally occurring?? The other 96 percent!! What about that.
Beside the fact that in any given year increased or decreased natural volcanic activity would render those reductions inconsequential.
The math isn’t mathing !
The other 96 percent Is generated by the natural environment of the planet through volcanic activity, seawater decay and decomposition of vegetation among other things.
Less than 4 percent!!!
Climate activists say that cutting that in half will save the planet, but what about the other TRILLIONS of metric tons that will CONTINUE to be naturally occurring?? The other 96 percent!! What about that.
Beside the fact that in any given year increased or decreased natural volcanic activity would render those reductions inconsequential.
The math isn’t mathing !
wildbill83 · 41-45, M
@Onestarlitnight and the current average atmospheric content of co2 is about 0.04% (400ppm). Ideally, plants need around 1000-1200ppm to thrive. On the other hand, at around 150-200ppm, photosynthesis ceases and everything would die...