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cubefox
on Aug 5, 2023
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Reduction of sulfur emissions from ships may be ca...
I think CO2 would go down naturally after some time. But maybe we actually need to actively remove it, which is way harder.
concordDance
on Aug 5, 2023
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> I think CO2 would go down naturally after some time.
How? Where does the carbon go?
Filligree
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Eaten by plants, turned into coal. Atmospheric CO2 will indeed go down, after… some time.
ianburrell
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My understanding is that weathering of rocks is bigger but slower than organic carbon cycle. It works on order of thousands of years, and is the main long-term balance.
mikrotikker
on Aug 6, 2023
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I thought all coal was created in the carboniferous because no organisms had yet developed to break down that material?
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