So, dear Lazs, please help out here:
1: Where do the other 97% come from?
2: how did they rise to such an extent that the global CO2 PPm is somewhat double what it used to be before the industrial revolution??
BTW, don't "local" events sum up to become global, once you are referring to chemicals and exhausts released into the atmosphere? For instance, the "Lake deaths" in Scandinavia were from Sulphur emissions from the continent of Europe (Notably UK and Germany), - that was through the atmosphere. Same goes to CO2, - actually, greenhouse farmers up here USE CO2 to increase plant growth (photosyntetics at maximum bind C as fructose in the herbs grown), - but they can put that usage aside once we have the winds blowing from Europe. (drastic change of CO2% when the "industrial" air mixex with the air from the arctic)
Then here:
"angus.. you said..
"It still brings up some clear stats, and some go along with many things I have been posting, such as forests being burned down being a pretty naughty thing (30% of CO2 emissions only due to forest-burndowns), etc etc"
Maybe I read you and your scientist algore wrong but you seem to be saying that 30% of Co2 is because of burning forests... I think that is wrong but...
lazs"
30% of human caused release of CO2 to state it accurately, and AFAIK.
You clinging onto the interpretion of this makes me think you're out of ammo, - strawman.....