BTW, how much should the CO2 be reduced?


When would lack of CO2 cause cooling?

How much is need to keep the plants that convert it to oxygen alive?
(most of which are in the oceans, and would be reduced by global cooling if it occurs.

If global warming is "caused" by CO2 emissions, wouldn't there also be a growth in the vegetation ( especially in the oceans) becuae of the trapped heat, the increased ocean area, and the CO2 itself? Won't that cause a rebound into global cooling, as the increased vegetation takes the CO2 out of the air? How long before we are thrown into an ice age, with ice caps reflecting the solar radiation back ino space?

When ALL of these questions have been addressed, THEN I think we can safely tamper with the CO2 in the atmosphere- BUT we can start to deal with the effects of global warming NOW, BEFORE the inevitable disruptions have altered our ability to take any effective action at all.