Just too little CO₂

Life goes on

To measure the carbon dioxide level in the stratosphere he had to send a full plane, there compresses the air from the stratosphere into a cylinder.  On the ground we call the air down to below -28° C.

And you weigh the dry ice - the solid carbon dioxide.  Will get an answer of the magnitude 10⁻²⁵g.  The Internet will not give me the number!  So they found from their analysis of the air from the stratosphere, there was 5.9 parts per million carbon dioxide in one metre cubed of air.

±20,000 PPM.  In other words the measurement error is 4000 times the number they got.  So my session there is no carbon dioxide in the stratosphere looks to be largely correct.

The importance of the stratosphere, is it is where our weather is made.  Controlled exclusively by a predictable solar emission cycles.  To affect the infrared absorbtion right of the air you would require more than 8% carbon dioxide.

That is the 38,000 her parts per million.  So the real carbon dioxide level is a vanishing small.  And of no significance.

The carbon dioxide emissions from factories and power generation, IRA best nuclear gases!  And are converted into active plant biomass within 5 minutes.  The carbon dioxide never even leaving the lower atmosphere.

The trace of carbon dioxide in the stratosphere has been static throughout history.  Before dinosaurs even involved!  Mankind is have no conceivable effect on the gas composition of the stratosphere.

The carbon emissions used to be active biology in the Jurassic and cretaceous.  Burn and to they're just increases modern biological life.  Which sucks the gas out of the air!

There is no possibility that any carbon dioxide could reach the upper atmosphere.  No affect on the stratosphere.

Ideally university work at Sheffield University, who had a world wide reputation for gas analysis.  But no strewn all professor doubt the national women's said 'we avenue stratospheric carbon dioxide levels for you'

As they would have been the same as in the predecessor to photosynthesis evolved, in the cretaceous.  And the ecosphere carbon dioxide levels crashed and 10%, to four parts per million.

The Cretaceous is defined as the period between 145.5 and 65.5 million years ago,* the last period of the Mesozoic Era, following the Jurassic and ending with the extinction of the dinosaurs (except birds).

The Jurassic carbon dioxide level was four parts per million.  Twice what we have today!  There was 85% more active biology.  Outside the three natural ice ages.  The carbon dioxide levels will have doubled to eight PPM.

A gas can't remote region of 5.9 PPM per m is affectively 0 0.0000....%.  Yet we have supposedly rational scientist proclaiming 'man's carbon emissions will kill life on earth!'

Man carriers carbon emissions are 0.0004% are the daily carbon dioxide plans take in.  An ally carbon dioxide makes it to the upper atmosphere.  No possible weather effect!

5.9 PPMV is effectively 0%.  Which is man is affect on the climate.