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Not. Water is a chemical byproduct of the Photosynthesis. Each time a plant cell uses the sun is making 3 molecules of water by cycle. Is a well known fact tha

Not. Water is a chemical byproduct of the Photosynthesis. Each time a plant cell uses the sun is making 3 molecules of water by cycle. Is a well known fact that forests build rivers Even better, they turn CO2 into water. Many of our problems would be solved having much more plants and algae around, but strictly protecting more lands as forests is the simple solution that nobody wants to try (and making the laws much harder against arsonists that are releasing CO2 in massive amounts just for fun and profit would be a big step in the right direction).

kragen 4y ago
you say > Not. Water is a chemical byproduct of the Photosynthesis. Each time a plant cell uses the sun is making 3 molecules of water by cycle. ... > Even better, they turn CO2 into water. this is backwards photosynthesis destroys a molecule of water per ch₂o unit produced, as well as a molecule of co₂ it doesn't create water, from co₂ or from anything else this should be obvious because there is no 'h' in 'co₂' but there is in, for example, glucose, c₆h₁₆o₆ you can't produce hydrogen from carbon and oxygen without nuclear reactions, which are not involved in photosynthesis plants don't have significant sources of hydrogen for photosynthesis other than water of course it's circular; when the carbohydrates are metabolized, the water is produced again, so it's not as if the water is destroyed permanently, but it's not created either this is why there are no rain forests in the middle of the sahara, because plants depend on rainfall for their water (or occasionally fog) indeed, in semiarid deserts one of the biggest drains on subterranean aquifers is often trees such as salt cedars, because like most plants, they lose much more water through transpiration than they consume in photosynthesis people like you that want to 'make laws much harder' while getting the basic causality backwards scare me you are calling for violent enforcement of your ignorant errors, the kind of institutionalized violence that produced the greatest atrocities of the 20th century, such as the four pests campaign in the great leap forward i hope you are trolling
- pvaldes 4y ago
  I'm aware than Carbon and Hydrogen are different things, thanks. I never claimed that this was the entire formula or the only byproduct of it. So don't overthink. Well, I could be wrong or mixing things. I studied extensively the entire plant metabolism many years ago and I don't remember by heart all the hairy details but I remember that plants released water in the Calvin cycle and also in the respiration, If I'm not wrong. So some water is consumed by day, then this water is recycled by night and some water is released also 24 hours a day in a different cycle. This is probably not the place to show the full chemical horror, but feel free to copy it here and do the math for me if you want. > you are calling for violent enforcement of your ignorant errors I want arsonists in jail. Punching them in the face for boycotting our survival as species is optional but very tempting. You can call me Mao or ignorant for this. I don't care.
  - kragen 4y ago
    correction, glucose is not c₆h₁₆o₆ but c₆h₁₂o₆ you appear to be blaming climate change on swidden agriculturalists doing what they've been doing for millennia

kragen 4y ago

you say > Not. Water is a chemical byproduct of the Photosynthesis. Each time a plant cell uses the sun is making 3 molecules of water by cycle. ... > Even better, they turn CO2 into water. this is backwards photosynthesis destroys a molecule of water per ch₂o unit produced, as well as a molecule of co₂ it doesn't create water, from co₂ or from anything else this should be obvious because there is no 'h' in 'co₂' but there is in, for example, glucose, c₆h₁₆o₆ you can't produce hydrogen from carbon and oxygen without nuclear reactions, which are not involved in photosynthesis plants don't have significant sources of hydrogen for photosynthesis other than water of course it's circular; when the carbohydrates are metabolized, the water is produced again, so it's not as if the water is destroyed permanently, but it's not created either this is why there are no rain forests in the middle of the sahara, because plants depend on rainfall for their water (or occasionally fog) indeed, in semiarid deserts one of the biggest drains on subterranean aquifers is often trees such as salt cedars, because like most plants, they lose much more water through transpiration than they consume in photosynthesis people like you that want to 'make laws much harder' while getting the basic causality backwards scare me you are calling for violent enforcement of your ignorant errors, the kind of institutionalized violence that produced the greatest atrocities of the 20th century, such as the four pests campaign in the great leap forward i hope you are trolling

pvaldes 4y ago
I'm aware than Carbon and Hydrogen are different things, thanks. I never claimed that this was the entire formula or the only byproduct of it. So don't overthink. Well, I could be wrong or mixing things. I studied extensively the entire plant metabolism many years ago and I don't remember by heart all the hairy details but I remember that plants released water in the Calvin cycle and also in the respiration, If I'm not wrong. So some water is consumed by day, then this water is recycled by night and some water is released also 24 hours a day in a different cycle. This is probably not the place to show the full chemical horror, but feel free to copy it here and do the math for me if you want. > you are calling for violent enforcement of your ignorant errors I want arsonists in jail. Punching them in the face for boycotting our survival as species is optional but very tempting. You can call me Mao or ignorant for this. I don't care.
- kragen 4y ago
  correction, glucose is not c₆h₁₆o₆ but c₆h₁₂o₆ you appear to be blaming climate change on swidden agriculturalists doing what they've been doing for millennia