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Maxime Bernier
So many people tell me to learn about science, and yet they confuse harmless carbon dioxide (CO2) with deadly carbon monoxide (CO). Sad. Lying politicians like Catherine McKenna exploit this ignorance.
5:22 PM - 1 Apr 2019
CO and CO2 – What’s the difference?
The main difference is that CO2 is a naturally occurring gas required for all plant and animal life. CO is a byproduct of the oxygen-starved combustion of fuel.
CO2Meter CO2Meter @CO2Meter
Jeff MacDonald 1 Apr 19
Replying to @MaximeBernier
Well, I reiterate the call Max...learn about science.
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Shampoo Skeletor 1 Apr 19
Replying to @MaximeBernier
LOL. Try spending 15 minutes in a room of pure CO2 and get back to me.
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Jimmy The Real Donald T 1 Apr 19
Water vapour represents approximately 95% of greenhouse gas. As low laying cloud it blocks sunlight. In humid times it stays in the atmosphere as a greenhouse gas.
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Jon 1 Apr 19
Replying to @MaximeBernier
read this book, it was released heavily redacted by the cia, the cia banned it in 1965. Should be 200 pages long, now 50. The Adam and Eve Story Book by Chan Thomas
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President-Elect Steve 1 Apr 19
Replying to @MaximeBernier
My friends in the shipping business laugh when they hear that the arctic ice will soon be open year round.
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Frλ͎ncis 🦪🐃☀️ (bullbitcoin.com) 1 Apr 19
Replying to @MaximeBernier
Your lungs produce C02...
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susan abbott 1 Apr 19
Replying to @MaximeBernier
What about methane from permafrost melting in the arctic
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Kathy Durkin 🏴☭ 1 Apr 19
Replying to @susanab28396729 @MaximeBernier
CH4 has a significantly higher capacity to trap heat in the atmosphere and warm the planet, but it doesn't last nearly as long in the atmosphere as CO2; it oxidizes into CO2 and H2O
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