>CO2 in the atmosphere is increasing.
And that's a good thing.
Literally all life on the planet almost ended because most CO2 was trapped in fossils underground and during ice ages even more was trapped in the ice. Plant life needs a minimum of about 150ppm and we came dangerously close to that threshold.
Plant life thrives on much higher levels of CO2 up to about 2000ppm after plants are negatively affected.
Humans can survive up 60000ppm.
During the Cambrian-Ordovician period CO2 was at between 4000 and 6000ppm and yet that was when the first coral reef formations took place. A far cry from the bleaching that's supposedly being caused at 400ppm.
And that's a good thing.
Literally all life on the planet almost ended because most CO2 was trapped in fossils underground and during ice ages even more was trapped in the ice. Plant life needs a minimum of about 150ppm and we came dangerously close to that threshold.
Plant life thrives on much higher levels of CO2 up to about 2000ppm after plants are negatively affected.
Humans can survive up 60000ppm.
During the Cambrian-Ordovician period CO2 was at between 4000 and 6000ppm and yet that was when the first coral reef formations took place. A far cry from the bleaching that's supposedly being caused at 400ppm.
