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CO2 is "self modulating". Photosynthesizing species become more productive and lower it. Tangentially, too much O2 is even more dangerous (as O2 is extremely
by Ferret7446 2y ago
CO2 is "self modulating". Photosynthesizing species become more productive and lower it.
Tangentially, too much O2 is even more dangerous (as O2 is extremely reactive unlike CO2), but it too is "self modulating".
- seadan83 2y agoPlant photosynthesis has its upper limits. So, self modulating to an extent. I think the article is more insightful around I indoor air quality rather than outdoor. With respect to outdoor, if CO2 were fully self modulating, isn't the fact it has been consistently raising a counter point to that idea? How does self modulation explain the data showing increases?
- OutOfHere 2y agoDo you believe in the flat earth too? CO2 has risen in front of my eyes in my lifetime from 350 to 420. It most certainly is not self-modulating. Oxygen isn't either, as it slowly escapes into space.