No. The CO2 we breathe is part of a balanced carbon exchange between the air and the Earth. In contrast, burning fossil fuels injects CO2 into the atmosphere that has been stored underground for millions of years, causing a rapid buildup.
No. The CO2 we breathe is part of a balanced carbon exchange between the air and the Earth. In contrast, burning fossil fuels injects CO2 into the atmosphere that has been stored underground for millions of years, causing a rapid buildup.
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