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Oceans running out of oxygen, says scientists


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alextruper17
3 hours ago, FlopSlurper said:

you're right, that comment was a

I forgot that we're

for oxygen, I was all

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18 hours ago, PunkTheFunk said:

If we keep f*cking up the earth we'll need 

to take us to a different planet

What other planet... I never understood this idea...

 

The chances we'd find a planet so exactly simmilar to earth that it would be preferable to a damaged earth anywhere within a few light years is slim to none

 

Also the resources it would take to move everyone to another planet is more resources than it would take to fix our planet

 

In other words the idea of moving to another planet because if global warming never made sense to me :air:

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9 minutes ago, Lord Temptation said:

Life will find a way to survive...without us human filth! :ohwell:

We'd be one of the last major species to die tho :emma:

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57 minutes ago, Economy said:

We'd be one of the last major species to die tho :emma:

Unless the strongest mutate into a new form of life better adapted for a low oxygen environment.

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1 hour ago, Lord Temptation said:

Unless the strongest mutate into a new form of life better adapted for a low oxygen environment.

Low oxygen is probably one of the last things at the bottom of the list for extinction danger for humans when it comes to climate change

 

The atmosphere is very very large and the change in oxygen levels although measurable are pretty neglegeable

 

Disasters caused from stronger storms, lower crop yields, rise in tropical disease outbreaks, low level cities that will have to be evacuated etc are much bigger immediate issues

 

Oxygen levels in atmosphere won't be a problem for us anytime soon...

 

If the worst case scenario happened and there was a complete ecological collapse to the extreme that we went extinct it wouldn't be due to a lack of oxygen

 

Things like an extreme solar flare could rip or damage or atmosphere... But something like extreme climate change would take many hundreds of years if not thousands to lower oxygen levels enough to be a danger to us :shrug:

 

 

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