CARBON IS LIFE

Carbon is the element of life on this planet, and is the fundamentally building block of all plants and animals, ourselves included. Carbon is so essentially to life, nature, and biology, that an entire branch of chemistry is dedicated to study of just this element, and all the other reactions, and molecules for which carbon participates. Yet, the globalist tell us carbon is bad, we are bad, carbon-based life is bad. What are they talking about? What is behind this dark agenda?Show more

Carbon is unique in its ability to form strong-bonded chains, surrounded by hydrogen atoms. These are the “hydrocarbons” - produced naturally by the earth (oil and natural gas) providing an abundant fuel source for humanity and allowing civilization to progress into our modern complex societies of today. We, in the collective west, enjoy a very high standard of living due to the abundance of cheap, energy-dense, fuel provided by hydrocarbons. Without hydrocarbons and petrochemicals, many of the essentially products used in just about every industry wouldn’t be available, from mobile phones, to clothing, to building products, and life-saving medical equipment all thanks to carbon and hydrocarbons.

Higher CO2 concentrations in the atmosphere will have a number of benefits to both the environment and for human civilization. The "greening" of the planet will provide substantially higher crop yields, up to 30-40% more, based on some estimates. On balance, slightly warmer temperatures are also beneficial for ecosystems and for humanity as a whole. Why are these benefits not considered. Given the history of the globalist and elites, we know that they shield their true agenda from the public. The global warming narrative is narrow in scope and perspective - and does not consider all the positives of higher CO2.