“Isolated for 42 days in chambers of ambient and elevated CO2 concentrations, we periodically document the growth of cowpea plants (Vigna unguiculata) via time-lapse photography.”

There is debate about whether germination rates are positively affected by CO2 concentration in the atmosphere. However, there’s no doubt that higher temperatures and moist conditions have a significant positive effect on the germination process.

As temperatures rise, water evaporates causing a cooling effect at ground level. The more humidity in the air, the more likely it will rain.

But what about that nasty, awful water vapour? Isn’t it about 5 times the greenhouse gas that CO2 is? Yup. But without it we don’t get rain. Without rain, well…

Regardless, everybody knows that moist, warm conditions are ideal for plant life, don’t they?

Maybe not.

Due to media hypnosis resulting in mass hysteria and psychotic obsession, the general public has become oblivious towards everything non-CO2, including non-eco friendly toxins. These comparatively non-important toxins have killed at least a third of the honey bee colonies in North America this past winter. Doesn't seem to raise an eyebrow that a third of everything we eat depends on honey bee pollination.

While we’re on the topic, what about the solar minimum and maximum? Given that we're talking about climate change, surely the sun should come into play somehow, no?

How about the 150,000 to 300,000 tons per day of CO2 emissions the Eyjafjallajoekull volcano just spewed into the atmosphere? Somebody should be taxed for that.

Lets hear it for a volcano tax, shall we?

The insane hype about CO2 is a major distraction and tax fraud mechanism. We’ve been duped.

Of course, that's just my uneducated "denier" opinion.