no, we are useing solar PV to eliminate the excess carbon bieng added to the atmosphere, and plants, rocks, and many other natural processes will return CO² levels to a more moderate level.

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cvoss 2 hours ago | parent | next [-]

Article is not about global atmospheric or climate phenomena, nor civilization scale industrial processes. It's about the CO^2 levels in your room due to your breathing.

	▲	metalman 40 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		oh no! realy? but since I live in a drafty farmhouse up on a windy hill beside the ocean, my room air and the atmosphere as whole have very similar compositions, and I will continue to treat conversations about both, the same as well.

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toasty228 10 minutes ago | parent | prev | next [-]

> plants, rocks, and many other natural processes will return CO² levels to a more moderate level.

No... How can you be this delusional? This is cult like behavior: something will fix it somehow, eventually, don't ask about details

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pfdietz 2 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

Getting CO2 back to preindustrial levels by natural processes may take 100,000 years, IIRC. There will be some drawdown, but the ocean surface waters will become more saturated with carbon and that will stall. Over a longer time scale, CO2 will be pumped down into the deeper ocean. The true drawdown will require mineralization and precipitation as calcium carbonate, a slow process. The fossil fuel CO2 emitted each year corresponds to the calcium added to the ocean by erosion over about 100 years.