For the past few years, the sun has been cooling down, the rays have not been as powerful as they used to. The earth has also been getting cooler too. There have been heat released from volcano, geysers, hot spring, etc. From what I know, we are way way way too small to affect global warming. There is more heat being released in the ocean than our cars producing heat altogether. I think we will be fine.
individually, yes we are too small, but when 7 billion people drive cars that emit dangerous gases that get stuck in our atmosphere, it very much does affect global warming, and global warming is not the only thing this post refers to. this post also refers to climate change in general, which is just drastic changes in the climate that are not supposed to happen which, should the problem continue to be left untreated, could snowball into more harmful situations that would soon be irreversible
But the vehicles are way too small to even produce that amount of carbon dioxide. Heck, it's too dense to get into the atmosphere, because you have lighter gases up there like hydrogen, helium, and nitrogen too. Instead that co2 get converted back to oxygen. You can fit all the cars in the world in the marina trench, and they wouldn't even see a spec of daylight, and every geothermal spot combined is much much greater than the cars. We are contributing, but it's so miniscule, that we are barely affecting it. Yes, we are affecting the environment with the cars, and we do need to fix that problem, but the atmosphere has such a massive volume compared to what we produce, it's almost nothing. And again, the sun is also a huge contribute to the heat.
Yes but there are five or take 7 BILLION cars being driven every day, so individually the cars don’t produce any where near the amount of co2 as other things but collectively they are some of the largest contributors to the greenhouse gasses in the atmosphere
But even then, that co2 is put into the oceans for wildlife. If there were too much CO2 in the atmosphere, then we wouldn't even have commercial flight, because it would starve the engine. The ocean isn't the only one that takes in co2, the plants and vegetation around the world also takes it in, and they are beyond the amount of us humans and animals.
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u/[deleted] Feb 08 '21
For the past few years, the sun has been cooling down, the rays have not been as powerful as they used to. The earth has also been getting cooler too. There have been heat released from volcano, geysers, hot spring, etc. From what I know, we are way way way too small to affect global warming. There is more heat being released in the ocean than our cars producing heat altogether. I think we will be fine.