Stefan MolyneuxVerified account

Actually, even plants only benefit from extra CO2 to a point not that much above 400ppm.

You ARE welcoming the CO2, you just said it's not a pollutant genius

He probably knows what he said. Its a fair argument. I think the existence of large cities is a much bigger problem than cutting tries or lowering car emissions. Cities annihilate nature and leave only small collections of parks.

This doesn't add up, cities are far more efficient per capita than suburban and rural areas. Also you can try all you want but there is no salvaging the inane stupidity of smugly denying the entire global scientific consensus on climate change, the errors are super basic too

How so? Immense amounts of work and resources are devoted to relocating enough natural resources into a city to support human needs. It also means large stretches of land being devoid of plant life for convenience. Major cities are a massacre of the natural environment.

Also nitrogen. Plants love as much pure nitrogen as they can get. Put a seed in a bath of pure nitrogen & watch it rocket into a beanstalk within a couple hours.

Thats.... not how pollution works...