co2

Would a CO2 label on products be a good idea? should it be mandated to label the CO2 emissions that went into the production and transport etc of a product? So people are able to make an informed decision in buying a product. sometimes products get transported around alot and the consumers is...

This Lamp Absorbs 150 Times More CO2 than a Tree By Jess Zimmerman http://grist.org/list/this-lamp-absorbs-more-co2-than-a-tree/ We'll see. :cool:

I'll be posting news articles in here as I see them. Please confine discussion to said articles or post some of your own. Not interested in blog postings, or anything more than one week old for purposes of this thread. Do not flame ware this thread. If a troll :troll posts, ignore the troll...

Some folks say current global warming is due (entirely or in part) to anthropogenic release of CO2, a known greenhouse gas. It is a problem worth dealing with now. Call this group Camp 1. Some folks say current global warming is not due to man's release of CO2, and dealing with CO2 is not...

I am basing this number on the following chart. It shows CO2 ppm in 1960 at about 316 ppm and at about 385 ppm in 2009. That is a 21% increase in 59 years. So, my first question is: -why is a 21% increase in atmospheric CO2 such a horrible thing? and second question is: -do the ice core...

Recent climate observations disagreement with projections (PDF) (David R. B. Stockwell, Ph.D. Ecosystem Dynamics) Computer Climate Model Validation has again failed despite the best attempts at mathematical deception by its proponents.

Climate Science: Is it currently designed to answer questions? (PDF) (Richard S. Lindzen, Ph.D. Professor of Atmospheric Science, MIT) Climate Science is less about actual science and more about political posturing. This is demonstrated here by the constant appeals to authority.

Carbon dioxide not to blame in ice age mystery (ScienceNews) The case supporting CO2 as a climate driver is failing.

I have a question about CO2. Numbers in Global Warming are thrown about all over the place. P&T's show ******** says that humans contribute only 3% of CO2 of the total a year. I had heard another statement that it was around 14% (I can not cite this ... it is a number that stuck with me, I am...

I'm not sure if this is the correct section to post this under, so feel free to move it if not. I'm doing a paper on carbon monoxide and its hazards. I'm trying to find some sort of report on CO concentration by city, or even by country if it's available. Anyone know where I might be able to...

http://marketplace.publicradio.org/display/web/2008/01/28/planb_pm1_saltwater_farming/ http://marketplace.publicradio.org/display/web/2008/01/28/bushnell_interview/ http://seawaterfoundation.org/ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salicornia...

I'm interested in seeing the results of what people think, based on current state of the science. Discussion encouraged (including the inevitable criticisms of the way the poll's questions were worded). -Dr. Imago

Okay so this is a weird argument I heard about... Pascal's Wager is an argument suggesting that it is in one's best interest to believe in God regardless of whether he actually exists. This is basically a warped version of Pascal's Wager applied to global warming. Imagine four scenarios: 1)...

Hi, just a quick question, in case anybody here has any easy knowledge on this. I have thought a little about extracting CO2 from the air and pushing it to plants as a way of a) getting some plants to grow faster b) doing a little to reduce the growing levels of CO2 in the atmosphere a) is...