Good visualizations make it easy to learn something important about a complicated system. This one’s time progression is scaled perfectly to show the role of natural carbon capture on a day-to-day and year-long basis. It also makes it clear how overwhelming our carbon output really is.
Good visualizations make it easy to learn something important about a complicated system. This one’s time…
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you were fine until that last sentence then you went full retard. the difference in scale from blue (good) to purple (bad) is a few parts per million. come back when you do enough research to determine whether 300ppm co2 is even impactful.
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I intentionally used the qualitative term “overwhelming” because this makes it clear that for much of the year human carbon output overwhelms the natural capture system’s capacity.
To address what I think is the actual bee in your bonnet, I didn’t say anything about the long-term implications of human carbon output becuase this viz says absolutely nothing about that.
I’m generally happy to have discussions about the things I post, but I prefer them to be about the things I post and with grown-ups, so unless we’re actually discussing Tropic Thunder please take your “retard” talk down the hall. It’s not welcome here.
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