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Does cigarette smoke contribute to global warming?

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  1. global warming is real!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! and yes, cigartette smoke always contributes to globl warming


  2. no. global warming is not caused by humans.

    but the smoke is VERY annoying.

  3. Not nearly as much as breathing if you accept the notion in the first place.

  4. yes. ciggarette smoke does contribute to global warming but barely any probably on 5% of all global warming.

  5. Yes, Technically the BTU's you put off by just by being here warms the earth.  The burning of anything will warm the earth, the question is how much.

  6. Yes, especially in the production such as transport, mechanized rolling, the use of paper, production of chemicals, the plastic wrapping, etc.

    In essence buying any product that involves mechanization contributes to global warming. This is why it is best to avoid the pit fall of consumerism. By what you really need a a few nice thing and leave it at that.

    And yes anything that burns contributes to global warming unless it produces a soot like ash that reflects the sun's rays like volcanoes can do.

  7. it probably contributes to a certain extent but i'm not really sure

  8. No. The CO2 released by burning tobacco (or trees, or any other plant) is equal to the CO2 absorbed by that plant when it was growing. So the net effect is zero.

    It is the burning of FOSSIL FUELS that causes global warming. That adds new carbon to the environment that wasn't there before.

  9. i doubt it. Power plants, air plane exhaust, Production factories are worse.

  10. NO !!! Global Warming is a scam and u bought it. Look at the co. making billions that is propagated by GW. GW is supposed to hurt the oil Co. but they are making all this money and U are helping.

  11. 1% just an estimante

  12. How can something contribute to something that doesn't exist?  A conundrom...really.

    And this question was asked five questions down.  Too lazy to read those answers?  Or just felt like spamming?
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