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Yes. I do not see the increased amount of CO2 in the air being anywhere near to being damaging. I do not see it becoming such in the future, as far as is reasonable to predict.
I do not see fossil fuels being the primary power source of humanity for that long. I think solar power and other things will come along fairly quickly, within a few decades. This will make the hype over GW utterly irrelivant.
The last time that the CO2 concentration rose by 80 points (the amount that it rose from 1900 to 2000) took approximately 5,000 years. This information is based on ice core data which goes back nearly 800,000 years.
When you can take into account that the CO2 concentration has risen more sharply over the more recent years, it still doesn't seem alarming or damaging to the currently existing plants and animals?