• rocaverde@todon.nl
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    1 year ago

    @bioemerl @usernamesAreTricky @blazera picture this. You have a glass of water and a spoon of salt. The water has a concentration of ions, when you pour the salt in it you move the balance to a higher concentration of salt. Basically you have an atmosphere with X concentration of CO² and lets say a population of a billion cows and a billion trees. What happens if you double the amount of cows and half the amount of trees? Do you think the CO² concentration remains unchanged?

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      1 year ago

      lets say a population of a billion cows and a billion trees. What happens if you double the amount of cows and half the amount of trees?

      Relatively little. Trees aren’t actually a huge carbon sink.