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| posted on 15/4/10 at 10:53 PM |
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Originally posted by iank
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Originally posted by blakep82
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Originally posted by Agriv8
Oh no just realised wont this also be realeasing tons and tons of C0'2 whe are all doomed doomed doomed
yep, probably more CO2 then any human activity ever has. good times. we'll be in the tropic region of britain soon! 
Volcanoes contribute about 110 million tons of carbon dioxide per year on average. while man's activities contribute about 10 billion tons per
year. So probably not.
i think they say that 1 single volcanoe erruption gives out more co2 than people EVER have don't they? i have no idea how many volcanos go off
each year :L
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iank
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| posted on 15/4/10 at 11:13 PM |
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Originally posted by blakep82
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Originally posted by iank
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Originally posted by blakep82
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Originally posted by Agriv8
Oh no just realised wont this also be realeasing tons and tons of C0'2 whe are all doomed doomed doomed
yep, probably more CO2 then any human activity ever has. good times. we'll be in the tropic region of britain soon!
Volcanoes contribute about 110 million tons of carbon dioxide per year on average. while man's activities contribute about 10 billion tons per
year. So probably not.
i think they say that 1 single volcanoe erruption gives out more co2 than people EVER have don't they? i have no idea how many volcanos go off
each year :L
Who says that? A bloke down the pub?
Sounds like the kind of 'fact' that gets repeated because it sounds good/plays to the prejudices of the audience rather than having to
suffer any kind of practical analysis.
All the estimates I've seen show human CO2 generation is 100-150x that of volcano's per year.
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02GF74
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| posted on 16/4/10 at 06:04 AM |
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Originally posted by edspurrier
You may experience breathing difficulty....
...if over 10000 feet tall.
If anyone listen's to Geoff Lloyd, he was saying the dust clod is 6 miles up so why don't the airplanes fly lower, as longer as they clear
the London eye, evertyhing will be fine.
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