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You do ask some daft questions and it makes me wonder if this level of questioning accurately reflects your level of comprehension when it comes to the subject of climate change. I would have thought that if a person had even so much as a modicum of knowledge about the subject then they would be capable of asking reasonable questions. This desire to ask irrelevant and inane questions seems to be a diversionary tactic employed to focus attention away from the real issue, it’s almost as if you don’t want to confront reality.
As I’ve already explained, the CO2 that people exhale is a byproduct of a chemical reaction within the body with the carbon content being supplied from the food that we eat. The carbon in the food got there through the process of photosynthesis and therefore originated as atmospheric carbon dioxide. When we exhale we’re merely completing the cycle and returning the CO2 back to where it came from, thus there is no overall change in the amount of CO2 consequent to human respiration.
Wait a few decades and we'll see who's feeling sarcastic.
It's all those cow and termite farts.
With this long cold snap, I am wondering if there are too many people breathing out dangerous levels of carbon dioxide? It just has to do something with global warming or climate change. Maybe the government could mandate non-breathing days or Michelle Obama could educate our young not to breathe so much? Just wondering...
