1 Comment8 June 2016  300 years ago the oxygen level in our atmosphere was more than 30% at sea level, and today it’s only 18.5%. Furthermore, we are losing oxygen in our atmosphere at the rate of 0.5% every 10 years, and that is potentially serious if it continues at this rate. The reason we’re losing the oxygen levels is that toxins in our air caused by industrialisation literally replace oxygen (in the same way as water molecules in the air replace oxygen on damp rainy days, as attested to by many people whose arthritis worsens in damp climates). |
