Does cars produce 72% of the pollution into the atmosphere?
Answer:
No, cars produce about 33% of the CO2
another 33% is due to industry
the last 34% is from natural sources.
BS... All of Human activity across the planet contributes less than 10% to the total of CO2 n the atmosphere..
All Transportation 19.2% co2 14 all greenhouse gasses.
All Transportation is all cars trucks aircraft ships and trains
Power stations is #1 at 29.5% co2
Transportation (cars, trucks, mass transit) only produce around 25% of the "man-made" CO2 in the US. And we have a higher percentage in that area than any other country.
So definitely un-true.
Do you see how many DIFFERENT numbers you got in the answers? And all these numbers are taken from some websites (and we know that if it's written somewhere on the Internet, it must be true...)
I'm always amassed when people refer to Wikipedea as a source. Wikipedia is a joke, anybody can post anything there and people trust it.
As for you question, one volcano eruption produces more pollution than millions of cars, and what happens? Nothing! The Earth recovers as it always has and always will.
Do not worry, the planet is not about to fall apart in the next several million years.
no
simple answer is no.
if you think on it for a second .
how much o2 was in atmosphere hundreds of years ago .answer is 21% how much o2 is in atmosphere today , answer 21% hmmm
where did the o2 in the co2 come from ? by the by , how much co2 do we have in the atmosphere ... answer under .3% .
if zillions of cars have been outputting 15% co2 in their exhaust for the last 90 years , not to mention air planes and boats and trains and . anything with a gasoline burning engine and a cat converter .
why are co2 and o2 levels stable where they are ? hmmm
did you also know internal combustion engine output about 1 gallon of h2o for each gallon of complex hydro carbons [gasoline] consumed ? hmm where did that o2 come from ?
could it be that al gore is full of poop ?
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