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The Consensus of Scientists

longview said:
Humans are not the only way trees get planted, likely Human planting would only account for about 10%,
but the earth adding large amounts of green plant matter will require lot of CO2.
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Not sure if you're aware, but the amount of CO2 in the atmosphere is actually being directly measured, and despite the massive uptake by plants, levels are STILL steadily rising.

Daily CO2
 
Not sure I buy all this, but it's worth consideration.

Opinion
[h=1]Failure to Explain Why the Global Warming Deception Occurred Continues[/h]Guest opinion: Dr. Tim Ball President Trump did the right thing by withdrawing from the Paris Agreement. It was a bad deal for the United States. Despite this, polls claim a majority of Americans opposed his action. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Secretary Scott Pruitt is trying to take what appears to be a more balanced…
 
Media_Truth said:
This 7-minute video sums up the issues very nicely. If you haven't seen it, check it out.

The overwhelming majority of climate scientists agree that humans are causing climate change. How do we know that? This video covers several studies showing the high levels of agreement about anthropogenic global warming among scientists, and concludes by debunking the infamous "Global Warming Petition Project."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WAqR9mLJrcE&feature=youtu.be
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Great link thank you
 
[h=2]Elsevier shutters earth science journal[/h]without comments
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