Unpacking the Sources of Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide

Greenhouse gases, particularly CO2, are often blamed solely on human activity for climate change. But how significant is our contribution really? This video fact-checks the common narrative, highlighting surprising data on natural sources versus human emissions.

Linnea Lueken reveals that human activity contributes only about 0.28 percent of the warming effect from greenhouse gases. With natural sources like volcanoes and oceanic processes making up the overwhelming majority, is it fair to attribute catastrophic climate change solely to human activity? Watch to uncover the facts behind the hype.

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