/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11139657
I definitely agree fighting deforestation, and desertification is absolutely a good thing it's absolutely not enough to offset human emissions. We have the technology to greatly reduce emissions without significantly harming standard of living. we just have chosen not to because it doesn't make the right people money.

>>11000826

once we stop emitting CO2 natural carbon sinks will slowly take care of it. It'll take several centuries but it'll happen.

>>10701214
Here sir would you like this glass of water? it only contains .04% cyanide it's common sense that .04% of anything can't hurt you. The second part of your post is literally just a lie so there's that.

>>10674979
I wish it wasn't true. Too bad reality doesn't care what I want.

>>10670984
>The oceans don't produce CO2 instantly in relation to the sun's temperature, this also lags.
By how much? there's absolutely no correlation between solar activity and current rise in CO2 concentrations
>The ocean emits far more CO2 than we do.
It also generally absorbs more than it emits.
https://www.esrl.noaa.gov/gmd/ccgg/carbontracker/