According to the Encyclopedia Britannica: "there were perhaps a million people in Scotland at the beginning of the 18th century … and by the turn of the 20th century the population exceeded 4.5 million. What occurred, not only for such an increase in people but food to nourish them.  It was the Industrial Revolution which sent billions of tons of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.  

"The Importance of carbon in living things Is based on the fact that it is the chemical element on which the existence of life is based."

Does it not then stand to reason that carbon dioxide is NECESSARY for life as it is the METHOD for distribution of Carbon over the entire world?

Contrary to popular fiction, trees and vegetation do not convert carbon dioxide into Oxygen.  Carbon dioxide is produced by heat and ONLY cold can break the magnetic bond, and although trees are incredibly cold inside there is no method by which carbon dioxide can be taken INSIDE the tree.   In spite of the FACT trees and all plants release O² it is via transpiration as Oxygen is a waste product.

 

Edited June 29, 20205 yr by Strange

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