Green plants turn carbon dioxide into oxygen. We need oxygen to breath.
Green plants contribute to the filtration of the air of our planet. They provide the ability for us to breathe. Plants take in carbon dioxide and release oxygen. We breathe oxygen and release carbon dioxide. It is a codependent relationship we depend on. Where would the oxygen come from if all the plants, trees and fields of grasses were gone??? Yes some would come from the oceans evaporation, but not enough. Since humankind is stripping the trees from the planet faster than they can grow to replace the demand, what do you think is happening to our atmosphere? Global warming is a direct result of loosing the trees.....period. Can you tell it is a subject near and dear to my heart. It is a sad thing to me that we continue to pave the surface of the earth with cement. It is even sadder that for the most part people do not even think about it.
green plants are important for oxygen and the oxygen is important for the environment.
Green plants use carbon dioxide and release oxygen during the day... and at night time they use oxygen and release carbon dioxide in to the air.
by Ralph Schwartz 6 years ago
Do you consider CO2 as an air pollutant?According to the World Health Organization (WHO), the U.S. is among the cleanest nations on the planet, with the cleanest air in the world, significantly cleaner in fact than the air in Germany, Italy, Switzerland, the UK, Japan, Austria and...
by Jack Lee 7 years ago
The EPA has been regulating emissions for quite some times. It is mandated with protecting our environment like water and air...Lately, it had put much resources and emphasis on climate change. The question becomes is CO2 a pollutant gas and does the EPA have any jurisdiction on its regulation?The...
by Kathryn L Hill 2 years ago
The earth is so huge. And people are so small. Are we really contributing to the build-up of C02 in the upper atmosphere(s) by:1. Burning fossil fuels, 2. Cutting down forests 3. Farming livestock.https://news.climate.columbia.edu/2021/ … l-warming/"Fossil fuels produce large quantities...
by thoufic 15 years ago
i)Human beings inhell the OXYGEN and releases the CARBON DIOXIDE .ii)IN AIR lot of gases are available for example nitrogen oxygen, carbon dioxide,carbon monoxideiii)The vehicles are releasing carbon mono oxidethis carbon mono oxide very dangerous for breathing
by ngureco 14 years ago
China is now emitting more carbon dioxide than US. How is Obama going to counter this?
by H P Roychoudhury 13 years ago
Why is only Carbon dioxide considered for climate change and not any other gases?
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