Small problem with your calculus--CO2 is not plant food, and plants cannot respire extra CO2. Because CO2 causes global warming, more heat means plants die, and then so do people. Boo
you for criminally faulty logic!
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Ikr, when did the world forget about this most basic biological concept
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90% sure you're just trolling at this point.
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He's 100% correct. Increased temperatures and carbon dioxide are better for life. The geological record proves this.
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So you're on record saying this is a good thing. There is A HUGE disconnect here and I'm really not sure why. We have credible science saying you're wrong and hear you are thinking that higher temperatures across the board is a good thing.
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I've never seen one shred of credible science on climate change. Not one single prediction model has been close, let alone reproducible.
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But we're cutting down trees aren't we?
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Yes and replacing them with more it's amazing.
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No we aren't replacing them with more. Not to mention that that wouldn't fix the issue which is destruction of carbon collecting ecosystems. You can't replace Forrest or jungle by planting trees. Ecosystems are complex and often fragile. They take time to develop.
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God, the Creator, knew what he was doing. “Let all things be done decently and in order.”
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Beautiful!
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Geologists, botanists, paleontologists, biologists, climatologists, chemists:pic.twitter.com/rtmtnFZah4
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That’s not how Co2 works though. Have you ever been inside a greenhouse? The air inside there isn’t pure Co2 Just like your body plants need a mix of gases to breathe if we had a pure Co2 atmosphere life as we knit it could not exist
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We aren’t going to have an atmosphere of pure CO2. Plants use CO2 to make Oxygen. They use CO2 for energy the same way we use oxygen for energy. That being said the consequences of more CO2 are impossible to predict with certainty. But life thrived back when the planet had more.
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That was a drastically different kind of life a very long time ago at the rate of climb Co2 is at currently modern life will not have time to adapt to the climb like it did to the fall all those sons ago
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Well, we certainly won’t have less oxygen. Even so the consequences of a change in atmosphere are very difficult to predict, I don’t dispute that at all.
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