"Isn't the CO2 density issue far larger than the Ozone layer holes ?" The Ozone layer affects us directly on anatomical level. The rising quotient of atmospher

"Isn't the CO2 density issue far larger than the Ozone layer holes ?" The Ozone layer affects us directly on anatomical level. The rising quotient of atmospheric CO₂ will affect us more economically than in other ways. "«fixing» the CO2 issue was not possible yet, and that we would only stop emission as much as possible hoping the system not to tilt out of balance" The system will most likely "tilt out of balance" as the mere stopping of all CO₂ emissions won't stop the current self-evolving situation. The Arctic, Antarctic, and other regions that still have ice-sheets will melt simply due to risen global temperature. This it itself will cause a further rise in global temperature. Then, again due to global temperature increase, there are significant reserves of methane trapped in shallow layers of permafrost that are at risk of getting released into the atmosphere. Methane will enhance the current green-house effect as it does a much better job than CO₂ in this regard. In conclusion, we are, how the Chinese say, "living interesting times"!