I am more concerned about the other effects of increased CO2 in our atmosphere, rather than the alleged effects of CO2 on global warming.
One thing reefing has taught me is the importance of CO2/bicarbonate chemistry to our oceans and indeed to all living things.
We are breathing in a much higher concentration of CO2 than we have in the past. How does this affect our health? Could it be the explanation for various illnesses for which the cause has not yet been found? I could list scores of medical problems which have no known cause, maybe the increased CO2 in our atmosphere could be responsible for one or more of these problems.
There are other phenomena in the natural world, for example the widespread loss of amphibian species, which have no clear cause. Could the increase in atmospheric CO2 be a factor here?
I would rather see research money devoted to these issues rather than being flushed down the toilet promoting the global warming "consensus".
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