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Lithium wrote:co2 is as much important to life as h2o but some studies are saying its increasing at alarming level. it harms humans when it reach a certain lvl. the nature has a balance over everything but if we push with industry then it ll be auto fixed and many will perish.

Lithium wrote:for sure the new world order is being prepared and need a scenario to start the last phase.

MEZZANINE wrote:

[KMA]Avenger wrote:@KF, not in so many words, but that is the gist of the article. just don't forget to pay your taxes otherwise the greenies-both human and ET-will doom us all!


@Lith, whoa there my friend, i don't think the guys (guys=non generic, damn the PC brigade lol) who frequent this section of the forum are ready or willing to accept that info.

To correct you on 1 item, CO2 does not destroy, CO2 is a MAJOR building block of life on this planet. without CO2 there would be no flora and fauna, and without anything green, life on this planet would have no oxygen to breath, which is why this whole business of CO2 taxes is worse than a joke.

Hence why I said 'Carbon Releasing Tech'. All the Carbon is already there, over millions of years it has been trapped in plants & animals which have died, all we do is set it free.

I recon I might get some t-shirts made

[KMA]Avenger wrote:

MEZZANINE wrote:

[KMA]Avenger wrote:@KF, not in so many words, but that is the gist of the article. just don't forget to pay your taxes otherwise the greenies-both human and ET-will doom us all!


@Lith, whoa there my friend, i don't think the guys (guys=non generic, damn the PC brigade lol) who frequent this section of the forum are ready or willing to accept that info.

To correct you on 1 item, CO2 does not destroy, CO2 is a MAJOR building block of life on this planet. without CO2 there would be no flora and fauna, and without anything green, life on this planet would have no oxygen to breath, which is why this whole business of CO2 taxes is worse than a joke.

Hence why I said 'Carbon Releasing Tech'. All the Carbon is already there, over millions of years it has been trapped in plants & animals which have died, all we do is set it free.

I recon I might get some t-shirts made

I completely missed that post


I LOVE that T-shirt...mind if i get one made up?

Kit-Fox wrote:EDIT: @Mezz; they probablyh would consider publishing it if you got the look & feel of what you sent to them correct, as after all papers dont care about the veracity of a document. You can bet they would however chack things like formatting and headings and any names or contact details and make sure they all correspond to available NASA information first, one slip up is all it would take for them not to publish so make sure you get it right

Kit-Fox wrote:Its not saying that at all KMA, its just essentially a thought experiment, a 'whatif' scenario.

Your really reading too much into, at most its a published paper so NASA etc etc can say 'look we're doing something, give us some more government funding'

And as to CO2, I'm sure i've covered this with you before, higher levels of CO2 = death for a fair bit of life currently in existence. Sure the planet has had higher levels of CO2 which led to bigger plants and bigger animals but those plants and animals were also slower to adapt to changing evironments and died out as a result.

In place of those larger plants & animals we now have smaller ones who dont require such a large amount of CO2 & to whom those larger amounts of CO2 from the past would actually be poisonous (just because some life now could handle the CO2 levels of the past doesnt mean everything can, and you'd be surprised how many things rely on animals you dont think about like bees for example ). However the 'smaller' plants & animals now in exisance are able to adaprt and react to changing environments much faster & better than their predecessors so that they dont die out.

And you dont want a food source or air filters that cant adapt to small changes in their environment and die if a small change happens, because if that happens then where do we get our fresh O2 from? Where do we get our meat from? Where do we get a whole gamut of products in fact that rely on plants & animal life KMA??? You would doom humanity by doing such a thing.

As I've said before just because historical records show higher CO2 levels in the past doesnt mean that the planets ecosystem will be able to handle those higher levels now. Also what we really need is an extra say 1 - 2 % O2 in the air mix really which would lead to many more benefits

Kit-Fox wrote:But trees & other plant life are an excellent filter ensuring the right balence of O2 in the atmo Mezz