By 2020 will we be putting less or more Co2 into the air?

Question

I hope it will be less.

Answer 1

Who cares.  There is not Global Warming, this is just socialist propaganda.

Answer 2

Less

Answer 3

Dn the definition of "we".  If that includes China and India, the answer is more.  If its just the US it will be slightly less.

Answer 4

More.

Answer 5

I'd be willing to bet we're going to put less, mostly because we're running out of fossil fuels.

Answer 6

Those who die between here and there will be putting out less.  Those who're born:  More.  Me...about the same.  It's all irrelevant, as CO2 has no effect upon solar cycles (the driving force of climate change).

Answer 7

I am sure that by 'we' you mean all of us who are prepared to do more generally in respect of the environment. Yes Louise it will be less if we all stick together we will win through. You have my support and I am sure I can rely on yours and many other positive contributors to your question.

Come on people lets do it.

Answer 8

Trees need Co2 to produce oxygen, so hopefully more or we all die.

Answer 9

We'll almost certainly be putting much less CO2 into the air by then, thanks to OPEC and energy speculators. The price for oil has gone up so much that there are many viable alternatives, most of which are either non-polluting (solar, wind, electric cars) or low-emission (ethanol from switchgrass or algae). The CO2 currently in the atmosphere is not a problem we need to deal with but reducing that level isn't difficult since trees are natural carbon sinks that absorb a lot of CO2 as they grow. Trees do emit methane which is a much worse greenhouse gas than CO2 but only in trace amounts so overall growing trees are good at removing CO2 from the atmosphere.

Answer 10

It depends if the Co2 cap will pass through congress. The Nox and Sox cap was highly effective.

For more information read this wiki page:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emissions_t...

Answer 11

Maybe more....maybe less.  Whatever happens, it will not be a factor in climate just like it isn't now. We couldn't change climate even if we wanted to.