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Yes, except the plants have a saturation point for that CO2 beyond which they can no longer usefully absorb and produce oxygen quickly enough and it lingers in the atmosphere instead, Guinness Hello Darkness my old friend I’ve come to drink with you again shirt and any decent climate scientist can tell you there are plenty of localized examples of this. Nevermind its heat-trapping properties that accelerate warming. Jon Anderson - CO2 is essential to these planets functioning. That’s true, and also an incredibly irrelevant and stupid thing to say. That statement doesn’t address the rapid increase in CO2 production and effect it has on our climate, one that we’ve researched and concluded has an incredibly negative impact for many species, including our own. Anything intelligent to say or just more babbling nonsense? Jen Vander Els Nor does he address concentration required for plants and global balance. There is already more than high enough concentration of CO2 for plants to utilize. Any more is excess. And detrimental to us and oxygen respiring organisms, as well and climate.
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Yes, except the plants have a saturation point for that CO2 beyond which they can no longer usefully absorb and produce oxygen quickly enough and it lingers in the atmosphere instead, Guinness Hello Darkness my old friend I’ve come to drink with you again shirt and any decent climate scientist can tell you there are plenty of localized examples of this. Nevermind its heat-trapping properties that accelerate warming. Jon Anderson - CO2 is essential to these planets functioning. That’s true, and also an incredibly irrelevant and stupid thing to say. That statement doesn’t address the rapid increase in CO2 production and effect it has on our climate, one that we’ve researched and concluded has an incredibly negative impact for many species, including our own. Anything intelligent to say or just more babbling nonsense? Jen Vander Els Nor does he address concentration required for plants and global balance. There is already more than high enough concentration of CO2 for plants to utilize. Any more is excess. And detrimental to us and oxygen respiring organisms, as well and climate.
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