July 4 fireworks in San Francisco

Jul 05, 2024 Last reply: 2 years ago 5 Replies

This is hilarious

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The first pic, some BBC Climate Change heat wave, is overlooking downtown San Francisco. She is not even wearing a sweater!

It's warm this morning, 57F at 8 AM. It's going to be a scorcher.

Well it's almost as if injecting X billion tons of CO2 into the atmosphere per year has induced some fashion of "greenhouse effect."

The plants love it.

Too cool at night for a heat wave, I remember the good old ones, 98 daytime. 95 nighttime. Good times.

Cheers

So you keep on claiming, but if you raise the CO2 level in the atmosphere, plants reduce the number of stomata in their leaves so that they can get the same amount of CO2 while losing less water (which they have more trouble getting).

CO2 isn't the only nutrient that plants depend on, and it is the one they find easiest to get.

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