449 What do I mean life on the planet is in danger of dying out without mankind on the Planet? Haven't you looked outside like ever?

 What do you think would happen under this scenario? Winter no longer happens anywhere on the planet, all of the ice melts, the oceans rise around 230 feet or 70 meters. Plantlife could now exist everywhere there is land for it to grow on and we have learned how to bring fresh water to every part of the planet. When this happens there are 500 parts per million of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, due to all of the carbon that had been locked away in permafrost, being released into the atmosphere. The average temperature rises from 57 degrees Fahrenheit to 63 degrees Fahrenheit. All of this happens overnight (magic) The surface area of the oceans is now 75.18% and now only 24.82% land, but now there is actually more usable land to live and grow food because Greenland, Iceland, northern Canada, Russia, and of course the largest new area for people to live, work and play Antarctica. The plant life is still what it was yesterday, but now we can start growing new plants everywhere all the time! Think about this and tell me what will happen. 

    Reach me at 402-890-7946, or by E-mail @   daniel.kadavy212@gmail.com  Good luck, think about all of the interaction that would happen Dan

    

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  1. Kadan56March 30, 2022 at 2:11 PM

    P.S. when this magically happens all of the cities that would now be under water would be transported just high enough inland so no one would have drowned so 1/4 of the population would have died isn't magic great.

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