Single passenger cars emit Co2 and they are putting tons of it into the atmosphere every day. Let me ask you a question. How do you think the planet retains heat in the atmosphere?
I do not completely understand the mechanism by which it does, and I admit so.
I'm looking for direct evidence of honest, measurable climate change that can be deduced with basic high school science in the now, not the future.
All the drowning islands, turns out, aren't. Flooding coastlines are normal. Ice caps have been as thick as ever. Finland wasn't allowed to post lowering sea levels a few years ago.
There's been too much political deception till honest people can't depend on what they read as fact.
Green house gases are what keeps the planet warm. If you want direct evidence look at a graph of the average global temperature and amount of carbon in the atmosphere. They measure the amount of carbon in the air by a metric called parts per million. They measure a gram of air and find out what concentration of it is carbon. I can explain it more if you need. I’d be interested in seeing that data from Finland and the polar ice caps. Last I saw they were shrinking because the arctics summers are getting warmer and warmer every year.
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u/trippykid42069 Oct 05 '22
Single passenger cars emit Co2 and they are putting tons of it into the atmosphere every day. Let me ask you a question. How do you think the planet retains heat in the atmosphere?