Saving plant life, one stove at a time

New York City NY

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I just replaced my electric stove, with a gas range. I'm trying to do my part to help rebuild the dangerously LOW CO2 levels in our atmosphere. CO2 is crucial for plant life. Plants need at least 150 ppm CO2 in the air to survive. If CO2 levels get too low, plants die off, which affects literaly everything else. Plants THRIVE at CO2 levels of 1,500 ppm and more. Farmers who grow food crops are already adding CO2 to the soil, to promote vigorous growth. Right now, CO2 levels are dangerously low and plants have been dying off, creating lifeless deserts. Top scientists say the small uptick in CO2 levels over the last 100 years has caused a "greening effect", meaning plants are growing better. This is a good thing: More plants, means more food for everyone, humans and animals alike. CO2 levels of 2,000 ppm and higher have zero health effects on humans or animals. Right now, our current CO2 level is less than 400 ppm. There is zero chance that we have "Too Much" CO2 in the atmosphere. In reality it's quite the opposite. Look up Project Mockingbird and get back to me.