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They to do quite well with double the CO2 we have now.
More plant food, better growth right?
You can express atmospheric CO2 as percent, it would just be 0.04%. 400ppm sounds scarier.
Doesn't it sound more convincing that we are all going to die if plant food hits 400ppm instead of 0.04%?
I work around a dry ice machine where CO2 levels are 1,000 to 2,000ppm and I haven't died. The guy that works in that part of the plant is in it all day he isn't dead either. But I just fix it when he breaks it.
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