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Peter Clack @PeterDClack on x 38.6K followers
Created: 2025-07-18 23:59:05 UTC
Airborne CO₂ has collapsed over geological time from XXXXX ppm in the Cambrian (541mya) to XXX ppm only 20K years ago. Its decline is a deadlier threat to survival than hysteria over a warming spell. Today, XX% of all CO₂ is in the oceans, which outgas it when seas are warm. CO₂ is far rarer & more precious than you might think. It's the basis for photosynthesis, supporting every food chain on earth & the air we breathe.
The facts Carbon is not even in the top XX elements in the earth's crust. CO₂ is definitely not in control of world climate or the weather cycles. This is the distortion the UN makes in its swindle about this life-giving compound of carbon & oxygen. The carbon cycle describes the continuous movement of carbon atoms between the atmosphere, biosphere, geosphere & hydrosphere. Carbon is constantly exchanged between these reservoirs through various processes like photosynthesis, respiration, decomposition & combustion. Carbon atoms circulate through the atmosphere, oceans, land (including living organisms & soil) & Earth's crust (rocks & fossil fuels). Photosynthesis Plants & algae absorb CO₂ from the air & sea to produce sugars for energy, storing carbon in their tissues & producing & maintaining all oxygen. Respiration Living organisms, including plants and animals, release CO₂ back into the atmosphere through respiration. Decomposition When organisms die, decomposers break down their remains, releasing carbon back into the atmosphere or soil. Ocean exchange Oceans store XX% of all CO₂, acting as both a source & a sink for atmospheric CO₂. Recycling Over very long timescales, carbon is stored in rocks, sediments, living & decomposing matter. It is recycled back into the biosphere through exhalation, volcanic eruptions & rock weathering. Carbon is the building block of life, forming the basis of proteins, carbohydrates & other essential molecules. The carbon cycle influences the availability of nutrients and the health of ecosystems. It is the basis for every food chain on earth.
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