How much water is being added to the atmosphere every year through the combustion of fossil fuels?
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Simply The Entire Atmosphere contains 0.038 percent CO2…0.038 PERCENT. that is 0.00038 parts of CO2 for (1) one part of atmosphere. The best part is…it’s plant food.
Water vapor released from combustion comes down as rain. It doesn’t just disappear. When water evaporates into a vapor…..It gets cleaner! and falls a fresh water.
Don’t listen to the wrong people…they just want more tax money and greater control over your life.
The amount of water being released is negligible. The use of ground water for our needs is hardly a concern. I believe that if you understood the hydrological cycle of water to vapor, to rain, and back again you might have a better understanding of that part of a very natural cycle that has been going on for a very, very long time. You might want to worry about something a bit more practical, such as getting proper sleep to keep yourself healthy.
I agree with Kerry K. But to add to this we do need to wonder about the boring of water from under the tablelands. The reservoirs of water from underground caverns which are continuously being pumped up to our land level.
Also the glaciers & pack ice of the South and North poles of the planet. – Because of global warming these are also melting.
The surface area of the Earth is massive so the water level rises very slowly. The rate of dispersion across such a vast area of water takes a long time.
But do not doubt that it is rising and will continue to rise.