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Originally Posted by kach22i
In the form of carbon, not a good idea to release it all at once, or over the last couple hundred years.
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Only if you
believe the nonsense from the political operatives who are trying to create a "new religion" about "global climate change."
The climate may be changing, but I have never seen any experimental data showing how slight variations of the trace amounts of carbon dioxide in air creates changes in the radiation of energy through that air -- at least not to any level that it could "warm the earth."
The "claims" by those screaming about "global warming" just don't hold up when examined scientifically.
Like it or not, the earth is a net loser of energy; we radiate more energy out into space than we receive from the sun.
Retention of the earth's heat should be a priority -- we should be looking for ways to
keep the heat energy in the earth.
It would be
wonderful if we could add trace amounts of carbon dioxide to the atmosphere and create a "green house" effect on the planet; sadly, the science, from those claiming this is possible, just doesn't work.
The planet is doomed to an eventual freezing cold death.